Inteplast Group
Inteplast Group IBS SL2423R 7-10 gal 75 lb biohazard can liners
7–10 gallon biohazard can liners rated to 75 lb with star-seal bottoms and infectious-waste labelling
- Handles heavy loads with 75 lb weight capacity
- Fits 7 to 10 gallon containers for versatile use
- Star-seal bottom prevents leaks and distributes weight evenly
- Biohazard labeling meets infectious waste disposal requirements
- Coredless interleaved rolls enable easy one-at-a-time dispensing
Institutional Biohazard Can Liners
Inteplast Group IBS SL2423R liners are commercial-grade low-density polyethylene bags designed for infectious-waste containment. Prime resin construction resists punctures, splits and tears while stretching around sharp or jagged edges. A star-seal bottom virtually eliminates liquid leakage and distributes refuse weight evenly. Coredless interleaved rolls allow easy, one-at-a-time dispensing.
Suited for regulated medical-waste streams
Facilities handling biohazard material that require labelled bags with a 75 lb weight rating will find these liners appropriate. Operations needing larger volumes, heavier weight ratings or non-biohazard general waste bags should look at other products.
7 to 10 gallon capacity with 75 lb rating
Comfortably handles typical clinical and laboratory infectious waste loads within the stated volume range. Runs out when refuse exceeds the 10 gallon capacity or the 75 lb weight limit, requiring a larger or stronger liner.
Highlights
- Handles heavy loads with 75 lb weight capacity
- Fits 7 to 10 gallon containers for versatile use
- Star-seal bottom prevents leaks and distributes weight evenly
- Biohazard labeling meets infectious waste disposal requirements
- Coredless interleaved rolls enable easy one-at-a-time dispensing
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will these 7-10 gal liners fit the 75 lb rated container I already own?
Yes, they are sized for 7 to 10 gallon cans and rated to hold up to 75 lb of waste when used with a compatible container.
Can I use these biohazard liners alongside standard clear bags in the same cleanup cart?
Yes, the red infectious-waste labeling keeps regulated waste visually separate while the star-seal bottom prevents leaks that could contaminate adjacent bags.
How do I confirm the star-seal bottom is performing correctly after I load a bag?
Check that the sealed base lies flat without gaps, the liner conforms to the can shape, and no liquid seeps through when the bag is lifted by its top edges.
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