• Highest quality raw materials
• State-of-the-art testing equipment
• Continuous research and product development
• High performance standards for tear specifications

• High performance standards for impact specifications
• High performance standards for dry/wet load capacity specifications
• Commitment to quality and suppor

LLDPE Liners are used for rough or sharp objects under tough transport
conditions. These liners are very strong and are more resistant to tearing but
handle lower load capacities than HDPE can liners.

Suggested Applications for LLDPE Can Liners:

• Rough and sharp materials
• Food and plastic eating utensils with rough edges
• Sticks, rough yard trimmings, or glass
• Metal with sharp edges

Coreless roll liners simplify inventory management and portion control. They are easier to dispense and transport, especially on janitor carts. Cleaning staff can quickly see how many liners remain on each roll, unlike flat pack boxes where quantities are harder to monitor. HDPE liners are well-suited for smooth and non-sharp materials such as cans, food waste without sharp edges, grass, rags, and smooth heavy objects. They are also commonly used in office environments for items like paper plates, disposable cups, paper towels, and general office waste.

Seal is the term used to describe bottom of a can liner. Almost all KleenLine™ Liners are star seal because this seal is the strongest. A star seal is not possible with the thickest gauge material, so a flat seal is used for those heavy-weight liners.

The Star Seal is a multilayered seal is fully gusseted and then folded prior to sealing, allowing for weight inside the liner to be evenly distributed and for gaps to be eliminated where leaks can occur. Star seal liners conform to the shape of the container and help to maximize carrying capacity.