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Hospitals, clinics and laboratories are the environments named in the G33 product information. Start with your waste stream to identify the appropriate process.

A bright laboratory with microscopes and researchers at work
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Hospitals

The G33 is described for hospitals seeking to bring infectious-waste treatment into their facility. It combines shredding and high-pressure steam in an automated cycle. The discussion starts with the material generated and the collection arrangements, then considers how treatment could reduce dependence on external disposal.

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Clinics

Clinics are among the settings named in the G33 description. The product information identifies sharps, plastics and textiles as waste materials, and describes a compact system with a microprocessor-managed cycle. The appropriate configuration should be discussed against the clinic’s actual waste stream and operating requirements.

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Laboratories

The original G33 description also names laboratories. Its integrated process is directed at infectious waste: shredding changes the material’s form and steam provides the sterilisation treatment. Discuss the specific materials with GENCO to assess the application; the published description does not establish compatibility with every laboratory waste stream.

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Illustrative laboratory scene: a gloved operator takes a pipette from its stand. Mikhail Nilov / Pexels

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