Genuine Joe GJO01755 High-density Can Liners 7-10 Gal

Product Description

The GENUINE JOE GJO01755 is a high-density polyethylene can liner measuring 24 inches by 24 inches with a 7 to 10 gallon capacity. The star-sealed bottom construction provides leakproof performance and distributes stress evenly across the base, reducing the risk of blowouts during normal use. Built from high-strength HDPE resin, these liners deliver higher load capacity compared to LLDPE alternatives while maintaining a clear appearance for quick visual content checks. Each carton contains 20 packs of 50 bags. These liners are suited for light to moderate waste disposal in standard waste receptacles and are installed by facility maintenance and janitorial staff.

These can liners are intended for use with 7 to 10 gallon waste receptacles in office, commercial, and light industrial environments. They perform well with paper waste, lightweight packaging, and other non-abrasive, non-sharp materials under moderate transport and handling conditions. Because HDPE film has less puncture resistance than LLDPE, these bags are not recommended for sharp, rough, or heavy debris. Clear construction allows waste contents to be identified without opening the bag, which supports sorting and compliance routines in managed facilities.

Key Features

• Star-sealed bottom distributes load stress and resists leaks during normal use
• High-density polyethylene resin provides strong load capacity for light to moderate waste
• Clear film allows visual identification of bag contents without opening
• 24 x 24 inch dimensions fit standard 7 to 10 gallon receptacles
• 50 bags per pack for convenient restocking and dispensing
• Sold as a carton of 20 packs for bulk supply needs

Compatibility

Designed as a standard replacement liner for residential and commercial 7 to 10 gallon waste receptacles accepting a 24 by 24 inch can liner.

Installation Notes

Can liners are installed and replaced by janitorial and facility maintenance personnel as part of routine waste management. Open the liner fully before placing it into the receptacle and fold the cuff over the rim to secure it in place. Avoid contact with sharp edges, broken glass, or rough debris, as HDPE film is more susceptible to puncture than LLDPE alternatives. No tools or trade certifications are required for standard liner replacement.