Why Choose High Density Can Liners?
High-density polyethylene (HDPE) trash liners offer an ideal balance of strength and value. Unlike low-density alternatives, HDPE liners are thinner yet remarkably strong, making them perfect for everyday waste containing paper, cardboard, and non-sharp materials.
Star Seal Bottom Construction
The star seal design distributes weight evenly across the bottom of the bag, virtually eliminating leaks and tears at the base. This construction method creates a more reliable seal than flat-bottom bags, ensuring waste stays contained during transport to disposal areas.
Key Features & Benefits
- Cost-Effective: High-density resin allows thinner gauge without sacrificing strength, reducing material costs by up to 30% compared to low-density bags
- Puncture Resistant: HDPE material provides excellent resistance to punctures and tears from moderate waste loads
- Conforming Fit: Star seal design allows the liner to conform naturally to the shape of your waste receptacle
- Leak Prevention: Superior bottom seal construction prevents liquid seepage during handling and transport
- Space Efficient: Thinner material means more bags per case, reducing storage space requirements
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between high density and low density trash liners?High-density (HDPE) liners are made from thinner, stronger resin that provides excellent tear resistance and is more economical, so they work best for dry waste, paper, and lightweight materials. Low-density (LDPE) liners are thicker and more flexible, which makes them the better choice for heavy, wet, or sharp-edged waste. What does star seal mean on a trash can liner?Star seal refers to the bottom construction where the bag is sealed in a star pattern rather than a flat seam. This distributes weight evenly across the base, prevents leaks, and allows the liner to conform to round or rectangular waste containers better than flat-seal alternatives. What sizes do high density trash can liners come in?Our high-density liners range from 10-gallon desk-side bags up to 60-gallon commercial container liners. Each product listing shows the gallon capacity, flat dimensions, and recommended applications so you can match the liner to your receptacle. Are high density can liners food safe?Yes. Our high-density liners meet FDA requirements for food contact applications, and they are commonly used in commercial kitchens, cafeterias, and food processing facilities for dry waste disposal. How many trash can liners come in a case?Case quantities vary by size. Smaller bags in the 10 to 20 gallon range typically come 1,000 per case, while larger 40 to 60 gallon sizes usually contain 200 to 500 bags per case. Exact counts are listed on each individual product page. Who uses high density trash can liners?High-density can liners are used by offices, warehouses, healthcare facilities, schools, restaurants, and any high-volume waste environment handling mostly dry, non-sharp trash such as paper, cardboard, and packaging. Facilities with wet, heavy, or sharp waste generally use low-density liners instead. Related Products
Looking for heavier-duty options? Explore our Low Density Can Liners for wet or sharp waste. Need specialty solutions? Check out our Colored Can Liners for waste segregation and recycling programs.
Questions about which liner is right for your facility? Contact our packaging experts at 1-800-536-5290 or request a quote online.
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