Genuine Joe GJO70014 High-density Can Liners 55-60 Gal 200CT

Product Description

The GENUINE JOE GJO70014 is a high-density polyethylene can liner built for 55-60 gallon waste receptacles. Each bag measures 38 inches by 58 inches and is constructed at 12 microns (0.47 mil) thickness with a star-sealed bottom that distributes stress evenly across the base to resist leaks. The translucent material allows quick visual inspection of bag contents without opening. These liners are sold in a carton of 200 units, making them a practical bulk option for facilities with high-volume waste disposal needs in office, commercial, or institutional settings.

These liners are suited for paper waste, light office refuse, and other non-rough, non-sharp materials under moderate transport conditions. High-density polyethylene construction delivers greater load capacity compared to LLDPE alternatives of similar gauge, though the material is more susceptible to puncture from sharp or abrasive waste streams. Janitorial staff and facility maintenance crews commonly deploy these in standard 55-60 gallon round or square waste containers throughout commercial buildings, schools, and healthcare facilities.

Key Features

• Star-sealed bottom construction resists leaks and distributes load stress evenly
• High-density polyethylene (HDPE) material provides greater load capacity than comparable LLDPE liners
• Translucent finish allows visual bag inspection without removal
• 12 micron (0.47 mil) thickness suitable for paper and non-sharp, non-rough waste
• Fits standard 55-60 gallon receptacles
• 200 liners per carton reduces restocking frequency for high-use facilities

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard 55-60 gallon waste receptacles accepting a 38 inch by 58 inch can liner.

Installation Notes

Install by opening the liner fully and draping it over the interior rim of the receptacle, ensuring the star-sealed bottom seats flat against the container base. These liners are not rated for sharp, rough, or heavy construction debris — use a thicker or puncture-resistant liner for those waste streams. Replace liners before they reach maximum capacity to reduce the risk of tearing during removal and transport.