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Add can liners to your order of poly bags, tape or mailers. We stock 9,000+ packaging products.
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Wholesale trash bags and can liners
100+ stock trash bags and can liners for 7 to 60 gallon cans, sold in bulk by the case. High density and low density, 0.24 to 3.2 mil, in black, clear, white and more. Pick your can size and you'll see every liner that fits it.
Shop trash bags by can size
Each size page lists high density and low density liners side by side, with case counts and live pricing.
Shop by bag type
Liners built for one job: heavier film, a tie-close top, a color code or a different container.
Not sure of your can size?
Buy for the can's gallon size, then check the bag's flat width and length. A liner that fits wraps the rim with about 3 inches of overhang. Oversized liners cost you plastic you throw away.
Our trash bag size guide has the full chart and the formula for round and square cans.
Commercial can liners: high density or low density?
High density liners are thin and stiff, with high tensile strength for their weight. Use them for paper, office and restroom trash with nothing sharp in it. Low density liners stretch before they tear, so they handle wet, heavy or pointed loads like kitchen waste, yard trimmings and cleanup debris.
| Liner | Stock thickness | Use it for |
|---|---|---|
| High density, natural | 0.24 to 0.67 mil (6 to 17 microns) | Paper, office and restroom trash |
| Low density, black or clear | 0.35 to 0.7 mil | Kitchen, breakroom and mixed trash |
| Low density, white, clear or gray | 0.9 to 1.1 mil | Heavier and wetter mixed loads |
| Low density heavy duty, black | 1.5 to 2 mil | Yard waste, food scraps, sharp debris |
| Contractor bags | 3, 4 and 6 mil | Construction and demolition debris |
Thickness is listed in mils, thousandths of an inch. One mil equals 25.4 microns. Pick the material for the trash first, then the thickness for the load. The size guide covers both in more depth.
Our low density liners are star sealed. The bottom is folded over several times and heat sealed in one seal, so there are no corner gaps to leak. High density liners ship coreless on rolls.
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One supplier for the liners, the bags and the boxes.
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Tell us what goes in the bag and how many cans you line. We'll match the liner and the case count.
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Our quality system is ISO 9001 certified.
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Second generation, still in Greenville, SC. Same family, same business.
Common questions about trash bags and can liners
High density liners are thin and stiff with high tensile strength. They suit paper and office trash. Low density liners stretch and resist punctures, so they suit wet, heavy or sharp loads. Our high density liners run 0.24 to 0.67 mil. Low density runs 0.35 to 2 mil, and contractor bags go to 6 mil.
Both measure film thickness. A mil is one thousandth of an inch, and one mil equals 25.4 microns. Low density liners are usually sold by the mil and high density liners by the micron. A 0.47 mil high density liner is about 12 microns.
No. The resin matters as much as the thickness. A thin high density liner can carry as much dead weight as a thicker low density one, but it tears on a sharp edge. Pick the material for the trash, then the thickness for the load.
The bag bottom is folded over several times and heat sealed in one seal. There are no corner gaps, so the liner fills out a round can and holds liquid better. Our low density liners are star sealed. High density liners ship coreless on rolls.
It depends on size and thickness. Our cases run from 50 bags for heavy drawstring liners to 2,000 for thin 7 gallon liners. Every product page lists its case count.
Yes. We print trash bags for roadside cleanups, school fundraisers and other events. We also quote custom sizes, though most buyers find a stock size that fits. Get a quote.
Use a trash bag for general waste in a trash can. Use a drum liner when you line a drum or pail to keep liquids, pastes or powders off the container wall.
