Drum Liners

Plastpack (formerly known as Churchill & Coombes) manufactures heavy duty bin liners and 240 litre drum liners at our Sydney facility for industrial and commercial sites across Australia. Each liner measures 1000mm wide by 1500mm long, sized to fit a 240 litre drum or a standard 240L wheelie bin, and is stocked in four thicknesses from 50 micron through to 150 micron. Most bin liners sold in Australia top out at 30 to 40 micron, so when a site tells us their heavy duty bin bags keep splitting, this is the range we point them to. We extrude the film and form every liner in house, which means the micron on the box is the micron in the bag, carton after carton.

Four stocked grades cover light lining duty through to the most punishing industrial loads. All four share the same 1000mm x 1500mm footprint and are packed 100 per sleeve, so a site can run one liner size across drums, wheelie bins and large waste receptacles and only change the micron to suit the waste stream.

50 Micron: Light Duty Lining

The 50 micron liner suits applications where the bag acts purely as a barrier: lining drums for dry goods, keeping product batches separated, or protecting a clean drum from residue. It is still thicker than most heavy duty bin bags on the market, so it also serves as a strong general purpose 240L bin liner for commercial wheelie bins carrying dense mixed waste.

75 Micron: Commercial Heavy Duty

The 75 micron grade is the working liner for commercial kitchens, back-of-house waste rooms and workshops. Wet food waste, glass, packaging offcuts and mixed trade waste sit inside it without stretching the film to failure. Cleaning contractors and facility managers who deal with regular bag failures at collection usually settle on this grade.

100 Micron: Industrial and Dust Extraction

At 100 micron the liner is built for tear and puncture resistance under mechanical stress. It is the standard specification for industrial dust extractors, where the bag is dragged, compressed and loaded with fine abrasive waste. Metal shops, joineries and manufacturing plants run this grade in extraction units and swarf bins.

150 Micron: Extra Heavy Duty

The 150 micron liner handles the loads nothing else will: sharp offcuts, dense wet waste, heavy sludge and contaminated material that must not leak in transit. Sites that handle regulated or hazardous waste streams pair this grade with the correct colour coding and labelling for their permit conditions.