43x46 Glutton 56 Gal Hi-Density Liner Interleaved Roll
43 x 46 in
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40x46 40-45 Gal Hi-Density Liner Interleaved Roll
40 x 46 in
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38x60 17mic Natural High-Density Interleaved Roll
38 x 60 in · 8 / 25 cs
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38x58 60 Gal Hi-Density Liner Interleaved Roll
38 x 58 in
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36x58 .59mil Clear 55 Gal Hi-Density Liner Interleaved Roll
36 x 58 in · 8 / 25 cs
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33x39 33 Gal Hi-Density Liner Interleaved Roll
33 x 39 in
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30x36 Clear 20-30 Gal Hi-Density Liner Interleaved Roll
30 x 36 in
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24x32 12-16 Gal Hi-Density Liner Perforated Roll
24 x 32 in
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24x24 7-10 Gal Hi-Density Liner Perforated Roll
24 x 24 in
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43x47 56 Gallon Low Density Liner interleaved rolls
43 x 47 in
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40x46 .84 Mil White 40 gallon LLDPE Interleaved Roll
40 x 46 in · 6 / 25 cs
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40x46 40-45 Gallons Low Density Liner interleaved rolls
40 x 46 in
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38x58 1.25mil Black Linear Low-Density Interleaved Roll
38 x 58 in · 5 / 20 cs
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38x58 60 gallon Low Density Liner interleaved rolls
38 x 58 in
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36x54 .9 mil Black Can Liner Low Density Liner Interleaved Rolls
36 x 54 in · 10 / 10 cs
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33x39 33 Gallon Low Density Liner Interleaved
33 x 39 in
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30x36 X-Heavy 20-30 gal Low Density liner Interleaved
30 x 36 in
View detailsSPEAK THE LANGUAGE OF CAN LINERS:
Resin: The basic raw material used in can liner manufacturing. The two basic types most commonly used are High Density and Linear Density, each with their own unique advantages:
Linear Density Advantages:
- Superior stretch properties minimize punctures and tearing.
- An excellent choice for waste with sharp or jagged edges.
- Great multi-purpose liner material.
High Density Advantages:
- Up to 3x stronger and half the weight of Linear Density.
- An economical choice for heavy, soft, wet refuse.
- Superior vapor and moisture protection allows for USDA and FDA approval for food use.
- Require smaller, lighter cases, which lower freight, storage and warehousing costs.
- More temperature resistant than Linear Density (-40 degrees to +212 degrees Fahrenheit)
Gauge: The measure of a can liner’s thickness. Usually expressed in mils or microns.
Mil: A thousandth of an inch. Linear-density can liners range from .30 to 2.0 mils. Convert a mil to a micron by multiplying by 25.4.
Micron: One millionth of a meter. High-density can liners can range from 6 to 24 microns. Convert a micron to a mil by dividing by 25.4.