An Eco-Friendly Solution for Conversion of Infectious Waste

Traditional off-site waste treatment has a lot of downsides
Ordinary infectious waste handling requires waste to be treated outside the hospital, often at a distant incineration plant. Downsides include:
High costs for packaging, cooling, transportation, and treatment
Administrative burden from reporting
A lack of refrigeration space can quickly arise if waste collection is delayed
High CO2 emissions – no potential for recycling

You can now enjoy the benefits of on-site treatment
By treating and shredding infectious waste at the hospital you can:
Limit packaging needs
Facilitate waste sorting
Reduce administrational burdens and risk exposures
Improve resilience by not being dependent on external service providers
Minimize waste miles and facilitate potential recycling

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Ozone, O₃, has been employed commercially for over a century. Its purification capabilities are well-established, particularly for air and water disinfection. The X9 produces ozone on-site from ambient air. After the disinfection process, any residual ozone is safely and effectively converted back to oxygen, leaving behind no environmentally harmful by-products.

Next steps?
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Or contact us directly: Lars-Erik Lindholm, lelindholm@NaslundCleantech.com

Naslund Cleantech AB (a subsidiary of Naslund Business Group)
Åvägen 40 B, 141 30, Huddinge, Sweden

A safe, cost-effective, and eco-friendly solution
Naslund X9 is a patented product. The X9 process consists of the following steps:
Waste carts are elevated and emptied into a robust shredder that cuts the material into small pieces.
These small fragments are then transferred into a cylindrical processing chamber.
When the chamber’s inlet have been sealed, ozone in high concentration is introduced into the chamber, during which the material is continuously agitated. This ensures every piece is exposed to the same concentration of ozone, powerfully oxidizing and killing/inactivating pathogens.
Subsequently, the waste is vacuumed out of the chamber and directed to the client’s container or compactor after which the material can be handled as general (non-risk) waste.