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16 gallon low density can liner describes a clear linear low density trash bag built for demanding janitorial and sanitation work. The low density resin blends improve bag strength and elasticity, so the liner stretches under load instead of tearing when handling heavy trash. This matters when crews are moving bags with irregular contents because the material resists punctures from sharp or bulky items. A 16 gallon capacity fits smaller receptacles used around shops, break areas, and office spaces, keeping waste contained without excessive overhang. The clear color allows contents to show, which helps deter pilferage because items inside remain visible in controlled areas. Clear liners also support recycling workflows where visibility of contents speeds sorting. With a 24 inch x 33 inch size, the liner matches typical medium cans, giving a snug fit that reduces slippage during removal. For facility teams, this combination of strength, clarity, and sizing supports consistent daily trash handling.
This clear 16 gallon trash bag uses a 24 inch x 33 inch size, giving it a profile suited to typical 16 gallon indoor or outdoor receptacles. That dimension lets the liner reach the bottom while leaving enough material at the top to tie off, supporting clean change-outs. The 16 gallon capacity pairs well with cans in offices, restrooms, and light industrial areas where waste volume is moderate but frequent. Because the linear low density material stretches with load, the bag stays seated against the can walls as it fills, helping reduce slip-down. For janitorial teams rotating through many rooms, this sizing consistency lets them rely on a single liner style across multiple matching cans.
Linear low density can liner 16 gallon construction is ideal for indoor or outdoor receptacles containing heavy, wet trash. The low density resin blends handle weight and moisture, so the bag performs in restrooms, break rooms, and shop areas with food waste or wet debris. In janitorial and sanitation settings, this means crews can load one bag for mixed heavy and wet materials without relying on lighter high-density liners that do not offer the same puncture resistance. Clear liners allow contents to show, which suits environments where visibility supports loss prevention or process control, such as facilities handling recyclables, controlled materials, or monitored waste streams. The star-sealed bottom construction distributes weight more evenly, so cans in corridors, lobbies, or outdoor stations can be serviced without the base concentrating stress at corners. That even distribution matters when liners are lifted from deeper receptacles, as the seal helps keep liquids and small particles contained at the bottom instead of focusing strain on a single seam line.
The low density resin blends improving strength and elasticity mean the liner can stretch around jagged contents, which limits bag failures that would otherwise require secondary cleanup and re-bagging. Puncture resistance from the linear low density formulation helps maintain integrity when debris presses against the sidewalls, keeping trash inside the liner during transfer from can to cart. Clear liners that allow contents to show deter pilferage by keeping bag contents visible, which supports security-focused workflows without extra inspection steps. The clear material being great for recycling also simplifies sorting, since staff can visually check a bag in place before pulling it from the receptacle. Star-sealed bottom construction that distributes weight and resists leaks reduces the chance of drips along hallways or work areas, cutting down on mopping and odor issues tied to bag failures. With 25 bags per roll and 20 rolls per box, totaling 500 liners, supervisors can plan inventory rotations around predictable usage, helping maintain steady supply for routine cleaning schedules.
This 16 gallon can liner uses low density resin blends with linear low density construction, providing strength and elasticity that help the bag stretch under load and resist punctures in janitorial and sanitation tasks.
The star-sealed bottom distributes weight more evenly and resists leaks, so the liner supports liquids and fines at the base and reduces stress points when lifting bags from receptacles.
The clear 16 gallon trash bag allows contents to show, helping deter pilferage and supporting recycling workflows where visual confirmation of materials speeds sorting and handling.
The 24 inch x 33 inch can liner is sized for 16 gallon receptacles, giving coverage to the bottom and enough overhang to tie off bags during routine trash changes in typical cans.
This Essendant can liner configuration supplies 25 bags per roll and 20 rolls per box, totaling 500 liners to support extended janitorial and sanitation service intervals.
The linear low density resin blend improves elasticity and puncture resistance, so the can liner handles heavy, wet trash in indoor or outdoor receptacles without tearing as easily.
This Essendant 16 gallon low density can liner pairs a 24 inch x 33 inch size with linear low density resin blends, giving janitorial crews a clear bag that resists punctures and leaks. The star-sealed bottom construction supports heavy, wet trash in indoor or outdoor receptacles. Clear material that allows contents to show deters pilferage and supports recycling streams where visibility matters. With 25 bags per roll, 20 rolls per box, and 500 total liners, facility teams can align supply with ongoing cleaning routes. For shops, offices, and sanitation crews handling mixed waste in 16 gallon cans, this liner delivers strength, clarity, and volume sized for repeat daily use.