Bsc Preferred CL2015 High-density Trash Can Liners 200/CS

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED CL2015 is a high-density polyethylene trash can liner designed for everyday waste collection in low-hazard environments such as offices and restrooms. High-density construction gives these liners notable strength at a lightweight profile, which means thinner gauges can perform comparably to heavier low-density alternatives when no sharp or puncture-risk waste is present. Each bag is formed with a star seal bottom, which distributes load evenly across the base and reduces the risk of leaks at the seam. Liners are wound on a coreless roll, making dispensing straightforward in standard janitorial carts and dispensers. The case contains 200 liners.

These liners are suited for routine waste service in commercial and light institutional settings. Typical applications include office wastebaskets, break room bins, and restroom receptacles where the discarded material is paper, light packaging, and similar non-sharp refuse. Janitorial and facility maintenance staff are the primary installers. The coreless roll format is compatible with most wall-mount and cart-mount liner dispensers. Units of sale are by the case, with one case containing 200 liners.

Key Features

• High-density construction delivers strength-to-thickness efficiency for non-sharp waste streams
• Star seal bottom distributes bag load evenly to minimize seam failures
• Coreless roll format supports standard janitorial dispenser systems
• Economical per-unit cost makes these suitable for high-turnover restroom and office service routes
• Lightweight profile reduces cumulative weight when stocking multiple locations
• Case quantity of 200 liners reduces restocking frequency for mid-to-large facilities

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose high-density can liner for standard office and restroom waste receptacles where sharp or heavy refuse is not deposited.

Installation Notes

Liner installation requires no tools and is performed by janitorial or facility maintenance staff. Do not use high-density liners in receptacles that collect sharp materials such as broken glass, metal shavings, or syringes, as puncture resistance is lower than low-density alternatives. Inspect the receptacle for rough edges or projections before lining, as these can abrade the liner during use. Follow facility waste-handling procedures and applicable local regulations for waste segregation and disposal.