Bsc Preferred LBF2333HB Low Density Trash Bags 500ct

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED LBF2333HB is a low-density polyethylene trash bag designed for facilities maintenance, janitorial, and general waste management applications. Low-density construction makes these bags thick, flexible, and highly resistant to puncturing and tearing, making them well suited for handling irregular shaped items such as sharp-edged debris, bulky waste, or rough materials. Each bag features a star seal bottom, which distributes weight evenly and reduces the risk of leaks at the base seam. Sold in cases of 500, this SKU is intended for facilities managers, janitorial contractors, and maintenance professionals who require reliable, high-volume bag stock.

These bags are appropriate for use in commercial, industrial, and institutional settings including office buildings, healthcare facilities, warehouses, and service shops. The low-density material stretches under load rather than splitting, which reduces liner failures during collection rounds. The star seal bottom makes these bags compatible with standard round and square waste receptacles commonly found in janitorial and maintenance environments. This product is equivalent to part number S-13575.

Key Features

• Low-density construction provides high puncture and tear resistance
• Star seal bottom distributes load evenly and resists base leaks
• Flexible material conforms to irregular shaped waste items
• High-volume case quantity of 500 bags reduces restocking frequency
• Equivalent replacement for part number S-13575

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose low-density trash liner suitable for standard round and square waste receptacles in commercial and institutional janitorial applications. Equivalent to part number S-13575.

Installation Notes

Install liners into clean, dry receptacles before use. Inspect each bag for defects before lining a container holding sharp or heavy waste. When removing filled bags, grasp from the top and lift steadily to keep stress on the star seal rather than the sidewall. Janitorial and facilities staff should follow site waste handling protocols and applicable local regulations for waste disposal.