Bsc Preferred CL6010 Trash Bags 100 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED CL6010 is a true-gauge trash liner made from post-consumer recycled plastic. True-gauge construction means the liner wall is consistent throughout, reducing the risk of tears and punctures during heavy-duty waste collection. The star seal bottom distributes weight evenly across the base, preventing blowouts under load. These liners are sold in cases of 100 and are suited for commercial janitorial programs, facility maintenance teams, and building service contractors who need reliable, high-volume waste containment.

The CL6010 fits applications across commercial facilities, office buildings, light industrial sites, and institutional settings where consistent liner performance is required. The recycled plastic construction supports sustainability goals without sacrificing strength or resilience. Building service contractors and facility maintenance crews will find this liner appropriate for standard waste receptacles in high-turnover environments. The case quantity of 100 makes it practical for stocking supply rooms and servicing multiple collection points per shift.

Key Features

• Made from post-consumer recycled plastic for sustainable waste management programs
• True-gauge construction provides uniform wall thickness and increased puncture resistance
• Star seal bottom distributes load evenly to prevent base blowouts
• Strong and resilient for heavy-duty commercial and institutional use
• Sold 100 liners per case for efficient bulk stocking

Compatibility

Designed as a standard replacement liner for commercial and institutional trash receptacles commonly used in janitorial and facility maintenance applications.

Installation Notes

Liners should be seated fully into the receptacle before use, with the star seal base centered at the bottom of the can. Do not overfill beyond the liner capacity, as excess weight increases stress at the seal. When servicing high-traffic waste stations, inspect the receptacle for sharp interior edges that could puncture the liner during insertion or removal.