Bsc Preferred CL2001 High-density Can Liners 1000 Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED CL2001 is a high-density polyethylene can liner designed for office, restroom, and general light-waste applications. These lightweight yet strong liners are manufactured with a star seal bottom, which distributes weight evenly across the base and reduces the risk of leaks at the seam. Supplied on a coreless roll for easy dispensing, the CL2001 is sold in cases of 1000 liners. High-density construction means the film wall can be thinner than low-density alternatives while still delivering adequate tensile strength for typical dry, non-sharp waste streams. Facilities maintenance staff and janitorial crews are the primary installers and users of this product.

The CL2001 liners are suited for indoor waste receptacles in offices, restrooms, break rooms, and similar light-commercial or institutional environments. Because high-density film is more susceptible to puncture than low-density alternatives, these liners are best reserved for containers that collect paper, light packaging, and other non-sharp refuse. They are a cost-effective solution for high-turnover waste collection points where large quantities are consumed regularly.

Key Features

• High-density polyethylene construction provides strength at a reduced film thickness compared to low-density liners
• Star seal bottom distributes load evenly and minimizes leak points
• Coreless roll format simplifies storage and dispensing
• Economical choice for high-volume light-waste applications
• 1000 liners per case reduces restocking frequency

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose high-density can liner for standard office and restroom waste receptacles. This product is equivalent to part number S-7317.

Installation Notes

Liners should be installed by unrolling from the coreless roll and opening the bag fully before placing it in the receptacle. Do not use these high-density liners in containers that receive sharp debris such as broken glass, metal edges, or rigid plastics, as puncture resistance is limited compared to low-density film. Inspect the liner and receptacle regularly during use in high-traffic areas to prevent overflow and liner failure.