Medline Low-Denstiy Post-Consumer Trash Liners, Black, 38"x 60", 1.5 Mil, Flat, 100 EA/CS

Low-Denstiy Post-Consumer Trash Liners, Black, 38"x 60", 1.5 Mil, Flat, 100 EA/CS

These low-density post-consumer trash liners are black trash bags sized 38 inch x 60 inch for waste collection. They fit buyers who want a liner that can stretch around contents while helping support recycled-content purchasing goals in facility and professional settings. The bags are made from polyethylene, use a flat package format, and have a 1.5 mil thickness.

Good Fit For

• Facility waste collection programs
• Buyers seeking post-consumer recycled content
• Larger trash receptacles that use 38 inch x 60 inch liners

Key Features

• 38 inch x 60 inch size for larger waste collection needs
• 1.5 mil thickness for buyers selecting a defined liner gauge
• Low-density polyethylene construction stretches to conform to waste
• Resists tears, impacts, and punctures during handling
• Made with 50 to 60 percent post-consumer recycled content
• Black, unprinted liner with manual tie closure

Applications and Usage

• Lining trash containers for routine waste collection
• Handling waste loads where stretch and puncture resistance matter
• Supporting purchasing programs that prefer recycled-content liners

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Size: 38".
• Material: Plastic.
• Manual tie closure may be a fit for teams that do not require drawstring liners.
• This liner is not printed and does not include a biohazard symbol.
• Flat-packed liners may suit storage and dispensing preferences differently than rolled formats.

FAQ

• What size are these trash liners? These trash liners measure 38 inch x 60 inch.
• What material are these liners made from? These liners are made from polyethylene. The product details specify LLDPE, a linear low-density polyethylene that stretches to conform to waste.
• Do these trash bags include recycled content? Yes. The product contains 50 to 60 percent post-consumer recycled content.
• How do these liners close? These liners use a manual tie closure.
• Are these liners marked for biohazard waste? No. These liners do not have a biohazard symbol.

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