An autoclavable waste container with a 10-liter capacity is a specialized receptacle designed for the safe collection and sterilization of contaminated laboratory waste or other materials that require heat treatment before disposal. Made from heat-resistant, durable polypropylene or a similar polymer, this container can withstand the high temperatures and pressures typically found within an autoclave (steam sterilizer) without deforming or leaching harmful chemicals. The 10-liter size offers a practical volume for various laboratory procedures, allowing for the collection of a significant amount of waste such as used petri dishes, culture tubes, pipettes, and contaminated gloves, while still being manageable for transport and loading into an autoclave. It often features a secure, leak-proof lid to prevent spills and odors during transport to the autoclave. The primary benefit of an autoclavable container is that it allows for on-site sterilization, deactivating potentially infectious microorganisms and rendering the waste safe for subsequent disposal as general waste, or for further processing if required. This significantly reduces the risks associated with handling biohazardous materials and can streamline waste management protocols within research facilities, clinical laboratories, and educational institutions, ensuring compliance with biosafety guidelines and protecting personnel from exposure to pathogens.