Colonial Bag Corp Colonial Trash Bag (100/CS)

Yes, these are specifically engineered for demanding environments. With a 1.8 mil thickness and 2X-heavy-duty construction, they are designed to support heavy loads such as industrial byproducts, construction debris, and large-scale facility waste that standard liners cannot handle.

These liners are manufactured using LLDPE (Linear Low-Density Polyethylene). This high-gauge material is chosen for its superior strength and resilience, providing the tactile feel of a thicker, more robust bag capable of preventing ruptures under pressure.

Absolutely. A standout feature is the X-seal bottom, which reinforces the base—the area most prone to failure—to ensure secure waste containment and effectively prevent leaks or ruptures during use.

Yes, these trash bags are not made with natural rubber latex, making them safe for environments where latex sensitivities might be a consideration.

They are supplied in a convenient bulk flat pack. This design is optimized for high-volume facility management, allowing for quick and efficient dispensing exactly when you need them.

Yes, with dimensions of 40 x 55 inches, these liners are sized to accommodate standard 55-gallon industrial receptacles while providing enough extra material for a secure fit over the rim.

Certainly. These bags are a trusted choice for municipalities and industrial manufacturers due to their consistency, high-strength performance, and ability to handle demanding municipal waste disposal requirements.

Yes. The 1.8 mil heavy-duty gauge is specifically engineered to resist punctures and tears, making them an excellent solution for heavy office waste or commercial applications where standard bags often fail.

Yes, the bags are constructed from a deep, high-gauge black LLDPE film, which provides an opaque finish, ensuring that waste is neatly and discreetly contained.

While these bags are designed for industrial-grade containment, please be aware that this product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and reproductive harm. Always handle waste in accordance with your facility’s safety guidelines.