These boxes are designed to maximize efficiency while reducing cost, whether its for hazardous waste or pharmaceutical bottles in sizes 5-66 gallon.
66 Gallon Lab Pak
- U.N. Approved for PG I, II, & III (X-Rated box)
- 350 lb. weight capacity
- 21 1/4” x 21 1/4” x 38 3/4” dimensions
- 4 mil. polyethylene inner liner
55 Gallon Lab Pak
- U.N. Approved for PG I, II, & III (X-Rated box)
- 350 lb. weight capacity
- 21 1/4” x 21 1/4” x 30″ dimensions
- 4 mil. polyethylene inner liner
30 Gallon Lab Pak
- U.N. Approved for PG I, II, & III (X-Rated box)
- 250 lb. weight capacity
- 16” x 16” x 29” dimensions
- 4 mil. polyethylene inner liner
20 Gallon Lab Pak
- U.N. Approved for PG I, II, & III (X-Rated box)
- 165 lb. weight capacity
- 16” x 16” x 19 1/4” dimensions
- 4 mil. polyethylene inner liner
10 Gallon Lab Pak
- U.N. Approved for PG I, II, & III (X-Rated Box)
- 88 lb. weight capacity
- 12 1/2” x 12 1/2” x 14 7/8” dimensions
- 4 mil. polyethylene inner liner
5 Gallon Lab Pak
- U.N. Approved for PG I, II, & III (X-Rated Box)
- 40 lb. weight capacity
- 10” x 10” x 12” dimensions
- 4 mil. polyethylene inner liner
When handling hazardous materials, choosing the correct packaging isn’t just a best practice — it’s a regulatory requirement. Our UN-rated boxes are engineered to meet DOT and UN standards, ensuring your hazardous waste is stored and transported safely in full compliance.
Whether you’re operating a laboratory, industrial facility, environmental services company, or healthcare operation, these certified containers provide the performance and security needed to protect people, property, and the environment.
Why Choose UN-Rated Boxes?
- Meets UN & DOT regulations for hazardous material transport
- Durable, crush-resistant construction
- Compatible with inner liners, absorbents & lab pack drums
- Ideal for lab waste, chemical disposal & spill response
- Prevents leakage and contamination
- Reliable option for compliant waste management programs
Our UN-rated boxes come in multiple sizes to support a wide range of disposal needs — from small lab containers to high-volume industrial use.
Need Help Selecting the Right Box?
Not sure which size or rating your material requires?
Our team is here to help. With decades of experience supplying compliant container solutions, we can guide you to the right UN-rated packaging based on:
- Waste classification
- Volume and handling needs
- Transport method
- Regulatory requirements
Industries That Utilize UN-Rated Lab Pack Boxes
UN-rated boxes are used across a wide range of regulated industries where hazardous materials, chemicals, or laboratory waste must be packaged for storage and transportation.
Common applications include:
- Environmental services
- Research laboratories
- Universities and educational institutions
- Pharmaceutical manufacturers
- Healthcare facilities
- Chemical processing plants
- Industrial manufacturing operations
- Government agencies
- Waste management providers
- Utility companies
- Aerospace facilities
- Petrochemical operations
These organizations rely on compliant packaging solutions to support internal handling procedures and transportation requirements.
Features That Support Safe Hazardous Waste Handling
UN-rated lab pack boxes are designed to work alongside common hazardous waste packaging systems, helping organizations manage a variety of liquid and solid waste materials.
Key features may include:
- UN-certified construction
- Polyethylene inner liners
- Compatibility with absorbent materials
- Stacking efficiency
- Secure closure systems
- Multiple size options
- Packaging group compliance
- Heavy-duty corrugated construction
These features help create an organized packaging system that supports safe handling throughout the waste management process.
Frequently Asked Questions
What Is a UN-Rated Box?
A UN-rated box is a tested and certified packaging solution designed to meet specific performance standards for the transportation and handling of regulated hazardous materials and hazardous waste.
What Does PG I, PG II, And PG III Mean?
Packaging Groups I, II, and III are classifications used to identify varying levels of hazard associated with regulated materials. Packaging must be approved for the appropriate group designation based on the waste being shipped.
What Industries Commonly Use Lab Pack Boxes?
Lab pack boxes are widely used in laboratories, pharmaceutical facilities, manufacturing plants, environmental service companies, chemical processing operations, and healthcare organizations.
Why Are Polyethylene Liners Used in Lab Pack Containers?
Polyethylene liners provide an additional layer of protection within the package and help support containment requirements when used as part of a properly designed waste packaging system.
