What Size of Can a Nylon Can Liner This Big Will Line
Sizing is the question that decides whether a liner is any use, so start there. At 30 by 48 in this one lines a can of twenty to thirty gallons and still leaves enough material to cuff over the rim. Below twenty gallons it swims, gathers in folds and traps material in them. Above thirty it will not reach the bottom and the rim, which is worse. That range covers almost every brute style can already standing in a dry room. It is the size most harvest crews reach for. The cuff matters more than people expect. A liner only tucked inside the rim rolls down the wall as soon as weight goes in. Then somebody is reaching into the can to pull it back. Fold it over the outside and it stays where it was put. Pack size is twenty five liners. Ten and one hundred counts are also made. A single room and a multi-room facility can each match the quantity to the run rather than to the shelf.
Why a Food Grade 30 Gallon Can Liner Beats a Trash Bag
The 30 gallon can liner from a hardware aisle is polyethylene, and polyethylene leaks aroma. That is the entire reason this product exists. The material here is food grade nylon, FDA approved and free of BPA. Nylon holds terpenes inside the bag through a full cure instead of letting the room take them. Anyone who has walked into a dry room that smells louder than the crop knows what a poly liner costs. The wall does more than hold smell in. It resists water, fat, oil and grease, so wet material does not soak through and soften the seam while the can is being moved. The rated temperature range runs from minus 100 to 400 degrees Fahrenheit, which is minus 73 to 204 Celsius. The low end is the half that matters in practice. A full liner goes straight into a freezer and the fold will not go brittle and crack. Tear and puncture resistance is the last piece. A can this size gets dragged once it is loaded rather than carried, and nylon takes that better than polyethylene of the same gauge. These are made in the USA.
Key Features
- 30 by 48 in, for 20 to 30 gallon cans: Long enough to cuff over the rim on a brute style can.
- Food grade nylon, not polyethylene: It holds aroma through a cure; a hardware liner does not.
- FDA approved and BPA free: Rated for food contact rather than only for waste duty.
- Minus 100 to 400 Fahrenheit: A loaded liner goes into a freezer without cracking at the fold.
- Resists water, fat, oil and grease: Wet material stays inside instead of softening the seam.
- Tear and puncture resistant: A loaded can gets dragged, and nylon survives that better.
- Twenty five liners a pack: Ten and one hundred counts are made as well.
- Made in the USA: Rather than imported film relabelled for the trade.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| SKU | TLBO25 |
| Product | Food grade nylon liner for a round can |
| Size | 30 in x 48 in |
| Can fit | 20 to 30 gallon |
| Pack quantity | 25 liners |
| Other pack counts | 10 and 100 |
| Material | Food grade nylon |
| Certification | FDA approved, BPA free |
| Temperature range | Minus 100 to 400 F, or minus 73 to 204 C |
| Resistance | Tear and puncture; water, fat, oil and grease |
| Aroma barrier | Yes, which is the difference from a polyethylene liner |
| Origin | Made in the USA |
| Barcode | 847127010181 |