Medline Trash Liner, Black, 40" x 48", 13 Mic, Roll, 250 EA/CS

Trash Liner, Black, 40" x 48", 13 Mic, Roll, 250 EA/CS

This black trash liner is a high-density polyethylene bag sized 40 inch x 48 inch with 13 micron thickness. It fits buyers who need rolled liners for routine waste collection in healthcare, facility, and professional settings. The manual-tie closure, black color, and 45 lb weight capacity make it a practical choice for everyday trash handling.

Good Fit For

• Facility waste collection
• Housekeeping and janitorial workflows
• Healthcare and professional environments
• Buyers stocking rolled trash liners by the case

Key Features

• 40 inch x 48 inch liner size for larger waste containers
• 13 micron high-density construction helps balance capacity and material use
• 45 lb weight capacity supports everyday facility trash collection
• Black liner helps keep contents out of view
• Manual-tie closure offers a simple way to secure filled liners
• Rolled format can help keep liners organized during dispensing

Applications and Usage

• Lining larger trash receptacles in offices, clinics, and support areas
• Daily housekeeping rounds where rolled liners are preferred
• General waste collection where a black opaque liner is appropriate

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Choose this liner size to match receptacles that need a 40 inch x 48 inch bag.
• This liner uses a manual-tie closure, so it may not suit workflows that prefer drawstring bags.
• The liner is marked non-printed and does not include a biohazard symbol.

FAQ

• What size is this trash liner? This trash liner measures 40 inch x 48 inch.
• What type of material and density does this liner use? This liner is made from polyethylene and uses a high-density construction.
• How much weight is this liner rated to hold? The listed weight capacity is 45 lb.
• Does this trash liner have a biohazard symbol or printed markings? No. This liner is non-printed and does not have a biohazard symbol.
• How does this liner close? This liner uses a manual-tie closure.

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