Bsc Preferred LBF4046HC Low Density Trash Bags 125ct

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED LBF4046HC is a low density trash bag designed for demanding waste disposal applications in commercial and institutional settings. Low density polyethylene construction makes these bags thick and flexible, giving them strong resistance to puncturing and tearing during use. The star seal bottom distributes weight evenly across the base, reducing stress points and lowering the risk of bottom failure under load. These bags are sold in cases of 125 units, making them a practical choice for facilities that require a steady supply of reliable liner stock.

These bags are well suited for janitorial and facilities maintenance applications where waste streams include irregular, sharp, or bulky items. The flexibility of low density material allows the bag to conform around awkward loads rather than splitting at the seams. Typical use environments include office buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, food service operations, and industrial work areas where standard liners fail prematurely. Each case contains 125 bags, supporting high-volume use without frequent restocking.

Key Features

• Low density construction resists punctures and tears from irregular or sharp waste items
• Star seal bottom design distributes load stress evenly to reduce bottom failure
• Flexible material conforms around irregular shapes without splitting
• 125 bags per case for consistent, high-volume facility use
• Suitable for use in cleaning, janitorial, and maintenance operations

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose low density trash liner for standard commercial and institutional waste receptacles. This product is equivalent to part number S-3369.

Installation Notes

Trash liners of this type are installed by janitorial and facilities maintenance staff. Insert the bag into the receptacle and pull the open end over the rim to secure it before use. Do not overfill beyond the bag capacity, as excessive weight increases the risk of seal failure at the bottom. Handle filled bags by the gathered neck, not by the body, to avoid tearing.