SKU: GJO18408

Genuine Joe 18408 Heavy-duty Trash Can Liners

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Genuine Joe 18408 Heavy-duty Trash Can Liners
  • Extra-strong with 2.7 mil thickness
  • Use for heavy trash applications
  • Star-bottom construction for even distribution of contents
  • Convenient coreless rolls for easy dispensing
  • Black to hide unsightly trash

Heavy-duty Trash Can Liners are ideal for heavy and extra-heavy trash applications including heavy food, office waste, boxes, cans and construction debris. Extra-strong liners are puncture-resistant to sharp objects. Black liners hide unsightly trash. Star-bottom seal is designed for more even distribution of contents. Bags come in a convenient coreless roll for compact storage and easy dispensing anywhere. Rolls are perforated for easy access. Each 2.7 mil thick bag holds up to 55 gallons. Bag size is 38" x 58".

General Information
Manufacturer:Genuine Joe
Manufacturer Part Number:18408
Brand Name:Genuine Joe
Product Name:Heavy-duty Trash Can Liners
Marketing Information:

Heavy-duty Trash Can Liners are ideal for heavy and extra-heavy trash applications including heavy food, office waste, boxes, cans and construction debris. Extra-strong liners are puncture-resistant to sharp objects. Black liners hide unsightly trash. Star-bottom seal is designed for more even distribution of contents. Bags come in a convenient coreless roll for compact storage and easy dispensing anywhere. Rolls are perforated for easy access. Each 2.7 mil thick bag holds up to 55 gallons. Bag size is 38" x 58".


Packaged Quantity:50 / Carton
Product Type:Trash Bag
Product Information
Volume Capacity:60 gal
Strength Type:Heavy Duty
Bag Length:58"
Bag Width:39"
Bag Thickness:2.70 mil (69 Micron)
Application/Usage:
  • Waste Disposal
  • Debris
  • Office Waste
  • Food Waste

Features:
  • Puncture Resistant
  • Star Bottom Seal
  • Coreless Roll
  • Perforated

Physical Characteristics
Product Color:Black
Miscellaneous
Recycled:No
Assembly Required:No
Country of Origin:United States