Genuine Joe GJO70013 High-density Can Liners 40-45 Gal 250ct

Product Description

The GENUINE JOE GJO70013 is a high-density polyethylene trash can liner designed for 40 to 45-gallon waste receptacles. Measuring 40 x 46 inches with a 10-micron (0.39 mil) wall thickness, these liners are built from high-strength resin that delivers greater load capacity than standard LLDPE bags. A star-sealed bottom distributes weight evenly across the base, reducing leak points and improving bag integrity under moderate loads. Each carton contains 250 liners. These bags are well suited for paper waste and non-abrasive refuse in commercial and institutional settings where consistent, reliable containment is required.

These liners are intended for use in 40 to 45-gallon waste containers found in offices, schools, healthcare facilities, and light industrial environments. They perform best with paper, cardboard scraps, and other non-sharp debris under moderate transport conditions. Because high-density resin is more susceptible to puncture than LLDPE, they are not recommended for sharp, rough, or jagged refuse. Janitorial staff and facility maintenance personnel are the primary end users in both residential and commercial accounts.

Key Features

• Star-sealed bottom distributes load weight and minimizes leak points
• 10-micron (0.39 mil) high-density resin construction for strength with lighter material weight
• Fits 40 to 45-gallon waste receptacles
• Translucent finish allows visual inspection of bag contents without removal
• 250 liners per carton reduces restocking frequency in high-use facilities
• Suitable for paper and non-abrasive refuse under moderate transport conditions

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard 40 to 45-gallon waste receptacles common in office, janitorial, and light institutional applications.

Installation Notes

No tools are required for liner installation. Open the bag fully before inserting into the receptacle to ensure the star-sealed bottom seats properly at the base. Avoid overfilling beyond the rated 40 to 45-gallon capacity, and do not use with sharp, rough, or puncture-risk waste streams, as high-density resin can tear when snagged. Facility maintenance staff should follow site waste-handling protocols when changing liners in occupied areas.