Genuine Joe GJO02865 16 Gal Can Liners 500CT

Product Description

The GENUINE JOE GJO02865 is a 16-gallon can liner made from linear low-density polyethylene (LLDPE), a material that delivers higher tensile strength and better impact and puncture resistance than standard low-density polyethylene. Each bag measures 24 inches by 32 inches with a thickness of 0.04 mil and features a white finish for easy visual identification. The star-bottom, X-seal construction allows the liner to conform to the contours of various trash receptacle shapes and evenly distributes load weight throughout the bag body. Sold in a carton of 500 units. Intended for facility maintenance professionals, janitorial staff, and building service contractors.

These liners are suited for light-duty waste containment in commercial, institutional, and light industrial environments. Typical applications include office wastebaskets, break room trash cans, restroom receptacles, and other 16-gallon containers measuring approximately 24 inches by 32 inches. The white color is a common choice for general waste streams and allows quick visual differentiation from recycling or hazardous waste liners in facilities that use a color-coded system.

Key Features

• LLDPE construction provides superior tensile strength and puncture resistance compared to standard LDPE liners
• Star-bottom X-seal design conforms to multiple can shapes and distributes contents evenly to reduce stress points
• 16-gallon capacity fits 24-inch by 32-inch trash receptacles
• 0.04 mil thickness for light-duty waste containment applications
• White color supports color-coded waste management programs
• Carton of 500 units reduces reorder frequency for high-volume facilities

Compatibility

Designed for use with 16-gallon trash receptacles accepting a 24-inch by 32-inch can liner.

Installation Notes

Insert the liner into the receptacle before placing it into service and ensure the star-bottom seal is fully unfolded at the base of the can. Drape excess liner material evenly over the rim of the receptacle to prevent slippage during use. When removing a filled liner, gather and tie the open end securely before transporting to reduce spill risk. Follow facility waste management procedures for sorting general waste, recyclables, and regulated materials.