Pro-source PSRST4046XHB 45 Gal Trash Bag 1.1 Mil Black 125 Pack

Product Description

The PRO-SOURCE PSRST4046XHB is a heavy-duty black trash bag designed for high-volume waste collection in commercial, industrial, and institutional settings. Each bag measures 40 inches wide by 46 inches high and is constructed from hexene resin film at 1.1 mil thickness, delivering consistent puncture and tear resistance for demanding applications. The star-sealed bottom distributes load stress evenly, reducing the risk of blowout under heavy or sharp-edged waste. Bags are packaged on a roll dispenser for quick, one-at-a-time deployment. Each case contains 125 bags. This product carries the SCS Sustainable Choice designation, indicating third-party verification of environmental performance.

These bags are suited for 45-gallon waste receptacles commonly found in break rooms, warehouses, manufacturing floors, janitorial closets, loading docks, and outdoor common areas. The roll format is compatible with standard wall-mounted and cabinet roll dispensers, making restocking fast for facilities maintenance staff and custodial crews. The black color conceals contents and is standard for general waste streams in most facility management programs.

Key Features

• 45-gallon capacity fits standard commercial waste containers
• 1.1 mil hexene resin construction for puncture and tear resistance
• Star-sealed bottom distributes load evenly and resists blowout
• Roll dispenser format for fast, one-at-a-time bag retrieval
• SCS Sustainable Choice certified — meets EP Ecolabel GSA criteria
• Black color conceals waste contents in commercial and industrial environments

Compatibility

Designed as a standard replacement liner for 45-gallon open-top waste receptacles used in commercial, industrial, and institutional facilities.

Installation Notes

Liners should be seated fully into the receptacle with excess bag material folded over the rim to prevent slippage. Verify the container diameter and height are within the bag dimensions before deployment. Do not overfill beyond the rated 45-gallon capacity, as exceeding load limits increases the risk of seal failure at the base. Disposal and waste handling should comply with applicable local and federal waste management regulations.