Selecting a can liner for professional use isn't as simple as your preference of handle-ties or flaps. Proper selection is the result of a little research and thought about your daily operation.

• What do you put into your liners?
• How frequently do you replace your liners?
• Are there any disposal regulations?
• What size receptacles do you have?

Because there are so many considerations for selecting a liner, there are also a lot of options to select from. Thousands in fact. Rather than filling your screen with an endless SKU list, we would prefer to help you select the proper liner. We hope you take a few minutes to review this section, and ensure you select the right liner for your business.

Bag Types Understanding can liners, means understanding resin, the use of resin, and the manufacturing process of can liners.	Make it Fit Know your waste receptacles – size and shape. If a can liner is too big you are wasting money on unused product. If a can liner is too small and doesn’t fill properly, it will likely fall into the can, and create a mess.
Seals Make the Difference The seal is the term used to describe the bottom of a can liner. There are three types of seals each with their own benefits. Consideration about seals includes strength and the ability to fill the can completely.	Dispensing and Storage The dispensing method of the carton should be considered when selecting a can liner. Think about your storage space and the frequency that you retrieve new bags.