Clear HDPE Liners 24″ x 24 6 Microns

Desk & Break Room Wastebasket HDPE Liners — 24″ x 24″ / 6 Micron / Star Seal / Dispenser Box

These 24″ x 24″ HDPE liners are engineered for 7–10 gallon desk-side and break room waste containers. Made from 100% prime High-Density Polyethylene resin, HDPE delivers significantly greater tensile and puncture resistance than LDPE at the same gauge — allowing a 6 micron liner to perform reliably in applications where a comparable LDPE liner would fail. Star-sealed bottoms prevent corner tear-out under load, and the heavy-duty dispenser box enables fast, clean one-at-a-time pull access at janitorial carts and storerooms.

Specs: 24″ x 24″ | 6 Micron (.24 Mil) | HDPE Prime | Star Seal | 7-10 Gallon | Dispenser Box

Applications

Desk-side wastebasket liners, office and cubicle waste can liners, break room and conference room trash receptacles, hotel room waste can liners, janitorial supply inventory for 7-10 gallon containers, light-duty hallway and lobby trash can liners, medical office non-regulated waste basket liners.

Features

• 100% prime HDPE resin — higher strength-to-gauge ratio than LDPE
• Star-sealed bottom — prevents corner tear-out under normal office waste loads
• 6 micron ultra-thin gauge — reduces material cost per liner in high-rotation applications
• Heavy-duty dispenser box — fast one-at-a-time pull access, no bag untangling
• Sized for 7-10 gallon containers — fits most standard desk-side and break room cans
• Lightweight construction reduces dispenser box weight for cart-based janitorial operations

Material Notes

Manufactured from 100% prime HDPE (High-Density Polyethylene) resin. HDPE’s tighter molecular structure provides higher tensile strength and puncture resistance than LDPE at equivalent thickness. This allows thinner-gauge liners that still handle the tear and puncture stress of typical office and break room waste streams. The star seal at the bottom distributes load stress across the full bag base, preventing the localized tearing common in flat-sealed liners under bulky waste loads.

Use Case Notes

At 24″ x 24″ and 6 micron, these liners fit most standard 7-10 gallon round and rectangular desk-side containers with a 2–3″ overhang at the rim. For janitorial operations, the dispenser box format enables fast room-by-room liner replacement without handling loose rolls. HDPE liners are recommended for dry office waste — for wet or sharp waste streams, a heavier gauge or LDPE liner provides better performance.

Common Questions

What is the difference between HDPE and LDPE liners?
HDPE (High-Density Polyethylene) liners are stronger per mil of thickness than LDPE (Low-Density Polyethylene). This allows thinner, lighter HDPE liners to handle comparable waste loads. HDPE liners have a crinkly texture and are more rigid; LDPE liners are softer and more flexible. For dry, light-to-medium office waste, HDPE is the cost-efficient choice.

What can size does this liner fit?
These 24″ x 24″ liners are sized for 7-10 gallon containers. Check your can’s rim diameter and height against the liner dimensions before ordering to confirm fit.

Does the star seal really make a difference?
Yes. A star seal folds and bonds the bottom film in a radial pattern, spreading load stress across a larger area than a flat bottom seal. Under bulky waste loads, flat-sealed liners fail at the seal corners; star seals distribute that stress evenly and resist tear-out.

Why Buy

Prime HDPE construction at 6 micron provides the strength-to-cost ratio that makes these a practical choice for high-volume office and janitorial operations. The dispenser box format and star seal bottom address the two most common complaints in institutional liner purchasing — slow dispensing and bottom blowout under load.