Laboratory Waste Treatment

Laboratory fluid waste may contain biological fluids, used reagents, solvents, heavy metal traces, and insoluble chemicals. These persistent organic compounds have to be treated with a waste management system before being discharged into the sewer to avoid potential toxic effects on the environment and living organisms.

Newster System was granted a European Fund, POR FERS 2014-2020 with the project: TRUeLAB. The project brought to the assembly the prototype PURALAB. This first important step will permit Newster to develop the industrialized series in the next months. The innovative customized plants will be designed for the treatment of biomedical laboratory fluid waste, in order to remove biological hazards and reduce over 90% of organic and inorganic pollutants from laboratory fluid waste. The process is carried out by eliminating all the microorganisms from the liquids, thus reducing the chemical pollutants. The system is highly effective in accordance with STAATT Level IV of microbial inactivation. The final result is compliant with the limit values for the discharge into the sewage network.

For waste disposal in chemical and biomedical laboratories, choose Newster System.