Can Liner Options
Determining the right can liner?
- Will sharp objects or heavy, wet trash be disposed of in these liners?
- What size liner do you need?
- How much weight will these liners need to hold?
Visit our Can Liner Calculator to find the right can liner for your needs!
Applications & Industries: Kitchens and Yard Waste
| Item Code | Description |
| PGB-6171 | 38×58, 1.5mil, 55 gal black can liner |
| PGB-4671 | 40×46, 1.5mil, 45 gal black can liner |
| PGB-4681 | 40×46, 2.0mil, 45 gal black can liner |
| PGB-4041 | 33×39, 1.0mil, 33 gal black can liner |
| PGB-4771 | 43×47, 1.25mil, 56 gal black can liner |
Applications & Industries: Offices and Bathrooms
| Item Code | Description |
| CSR303716N | 30×37, 13mic, clear can liner |
| CSR404816N | 40×48, 16mic, clear can liner |
| CSR243308N | 24×33, 8mic, clear can liner |
| CSR386022N | 38×60, 22mic, clear can liner |
| CSR334013N | 33×40, 13mic, clear can liner |
Low Density Liners VS High Density Liners
Low Density
The heaviest low density, true gauge recycled can liners available. These liners contain a blend of environmentally friendly recycled resin.
Available in black with a star sealed bottom. All liners are individually folded and packaged in rugged, white corrugated cartons. Also available in rolls. These liners offer great stretch and tear resistance and are measured in millimeters. Recommended for sharp or rough objects, such as:
- Yard Waste
- Glass
- Industrial Waste
- Restaurant Trash
High Density
High density liners contain 100% virgin high molecular weight, high density polyethylene resin. Superior vapor and moisture protection. Available in clear or black with star sealed bottom on coreless mini rolls. Packaged in rugged, white corrugated cartons.
These liners offer significant material and cost savings, but tear easily when punctured. High density liners are measured in microns. Recommended for lighter, non-sharp trash, such as:
- Paper
- Bathroom Waste
- Office Waste
Types of Can Liner Seals
Star Seal
Sealing – Manufactured by folding the bottom of the liner several times then sealing.
Leakage – Low probability of leaking.
Shape – Refuse is distributed evenly and conforms to the shape of most trash cans.
Gusset Seal
Sealing – Sides of bottom edges folded then tucked in to form gussets. The middle of the liner is then sealed with two layers.
Leakage – Gusset sealed liners tend to leak with wet trash.
Shape – Refuse is distributed evenly and conforms to the shape of most trash cans.
Flat Seal
Sealing – Manufactured by simply sealing the bottom edge.
Leakage – Low probability of leaking.
Shape – Flat Sealed Liners don’t conform well to the shape of most trash cans. May be difficult to handle.
