Sized by gallon and length and width dimensions.
Sized to match specific cans. Resulting in less material and a lower cost. Correct sizing won't let bag fall into the can.
Require a specific stand. Unique design that allows bags to be as long or as short as wanted. Zip tie is used to close bottom of bag, and when it is time to change, another zip tie is added to close the top of bag and cut to start next bag.
Knowing what size your container is will better help you determine which size liner should be used. If the container gallon capacity is unknown, it can be easily identified by using a Trash Can Sizing Tape Measure. Contact a Product Specialist to request your complimentary sizing tape measure today!
There are two types of plastics used for trash can liners—linear low density and high density. Both have specific applications where they are more suitable.
Ideal for paper and non-sharp objects under standard transport conditions. Low tear resistance. Uses less plastic than Linear Low Density bags. Excellent dry and wet load capacity.
Provides an excellent combination of strength, puncture resistance and tear resistance. Ideal for sharp objects and where transport conditions are tough.
Film thickness is not the only standard for judging bag strength. Advanced polymer blend formulations and unique additives allow for thinner, lighter trash bags that are stronger than thicker bags made from inferior polymer blends.
| Small Cans |
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| Light | 6-9 Mic |
| Mid-Size Cans | |
| Medium | 10-12 Mic |
| Heavy | 13-14 Mic |
| Larger Cans | |
| Extra Heavy | 15-17 Mic |
| XXH | 18-22 Mic |
| Small Cans |
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| Light | 0.30-0.49 Mil |
| Medium | 0.50-0.60 Mil |
| Mid-Size Cans | |
| Heavy | 0.61-0.74 Mil |
| Extra Heavy | 0.75-0.80 Mil |
| Super Tuf | 0.81-1.0 Mil |
| Larger Cans | |
| Super Heavy | 1.1-1.2 Mil |
| XXH | 1.3-1.9 Mil |
| XXXH | 2.0-3.0 Mil |