A waste segregation bin set is an essential system for effective and compliant waste management in medical facilities, designed to separate different types of waste at the point of generation. Typically, such a set comprises multiple bins, each distinctively color-coded and clearly labeled to indicate the specific category of waste it is intended for. Common colors include red for infectious waste, yellow for clinical/highly infectious waste, blue for glass or non-infectious waste, and black for general waste. This systematic segregation is crucial for several reasons: it prevents the mixing of hazardous and non-hazardous materials, which can pose health risks and complicate disposal; it ensures that each waste stream receives the appropriate treatment method (e.g., incineration for infectious waste, recycling for non-hazardous waste); and it helps facilities comply with stringent local and international biomedical waste management regulations. Each bin is usually constructed from durable, easy-to-clean plastic, often with foot pedals for hands-free operation to minimize cross-contamination. The use of a comprehensive segregation bin set streamlines the entire waste management process, from collection within the facility to final disposal, enhancing safety for healthcare personnel and waste handlers, reducing environmental impact, and potentially lowering disposal costs by minimizing the volume of specialized hazardous waste.