Medical Carton Liners

• Colour-coded options support healthcare waste segregation protocols with blue, red, purple and natural variants.
• Gusseted design expands to fill carton interiors completely, eliminating gaps where contaminants could collect.
• Heavy-duty HDPE construction resists punctures from sharps, equipment edges and rough handling.
• Moisture barrier protects contents from humidity and liquid spills during storage and transport.
• Flat pack and roll formats available to suit different dispensing preferences and storage constraints.
• Multiple size options fit everything from small instrument trays to large pallet bins.
• Food-grade material safe for pharmaceutical and food service applications where product contact occurs.
• Low-lint construction reduces particulate contamination in cleanroom and sterile storage environments.
• High pack quantities reduce reordering frequency and improve stock management efficiency.
• Compatible with heat sealing for applications requiring tamper-evident closure.

For Ward Staff and Clinical Teams

• Colour coding enables instant visual identification of waste streams without reading labels.
• Gusseted sides open wide for easy loading of bulky items and awkward shapes.
• Puncture-resistant material protects hands when handling bins containing sharps or broken items.
• Roll format allows single-handed dispensing at the point of use.
• Consistent sizing fits existing bins and cartons without adjustment.

For Sterile Services and Supply Chain

• Moisture barrier maintains sterile pack integrity during warehouse storage.
• Low-lint construction prevents particulate contamination of wrapped instruments.
• Clear and natural options allow visual inspection of contents without opening.
• Gusseted design creates snug fit that prevents shifting during transport.
• Food-grade material approved for pharmaceutical and medical device contact.

For Environmental Services and Waste Management

• Red liners clearly identify clinical waste bins for correct handling and disposal.
• Purple liners signal cytotoxic waste requiring specialist treatment.
• Blue liners differentiate general medical waste from hazardous streams.
• Heavy-duty construction prevents tears during compaction and transport.
• Moisture barrier contains liquids until proper disposal.

For Facility Managers and Procurement

• High pack quantities (200-2000 units) reduce ordering frequency and delivery costs.
• Multiple sizes from a single supplier simplify procurement and stock management.
• Sydney warehouse stock eliminates long lead times for urgent requirements.
• Consistent quality from reliable manufacturing ensures predictable performance.
• Colour-coded system supports compliance with waste segregation regulations.

Hospitals and Health Services

• Ward waste bins with colour-coded liners for segregation at source.
• Operating theatre waste collection using red and purple liners.
• Central sterile services protecting wrapped instrument trays.
• Pharmacy storage protecting medication stock from moisture.
• Emergency department high-turnover waste management.

Aged Care Facilities

• Resident room waste bins with appropriate colour coding.
• Medication room storage protecting pharmaceutical supplies.
• Laundry collection points using coloured liners for contaminated items.
• Kitchen waste segregation in food service areas.
• Maintenance storage protecting equipment and supplies.

Pathology and Laboratories

• Specimen transport carton lining for biohazard containment.
• Reagent storage protecting chemicals from contamination.
• Equipment storage maintaining cleanliness between uses.
• Waste segregation in high-volume testing environments.
• Sample archiving with moisture protection.

Pharmaceutical and Medical Device

• Warehouse carton lining for product protection during storage.
• Cold chain packaging with moisture barrier properties.
• Clean room component storage with low-lint materials.
• Distribution centre picking and packing operations.
• Returns processing with contamination prevention.

Dental and Veterinary Practices

• Clinical waste bins with red liners for correct disposal.
• Instrument storage protecting sterilised equipment.
• Supply room organisation with moisture protection.
• Amalgam and hazardous material segregation.

Healthcare facilities generate multiple waste streams that require correct segregation for safe handling and compliant disposal. Colour-coded carton liners enable staff to identify the correct bin instantly, reducing errors and preventing cross-contamination. Blue liners signal general medical waste, red liners indicate clinical waste requiring specialist treatment, and purple liners identify cytotoxic materials that need high-temperature incineration. This visual system works even when staff are busy, tired or unfamiliar with written labels.

Beyond waste management, medical carton liners protect valuable stock throughout the supply chain. Sterile instrument packs, pharmaceutical supplies and medical devices all benefit from the moisture barrier and puncture resistance that quality liners provide. The gusseted design ensures complete coverage of carton interiors, eliminating gaps where dust, moisture or contaminants could reach contents. For facilities operating under strict hygiene protocols, this continuous barrier is essential for maintaining product integrity from warehouse to point of use.

Roll and flat pack formats serve different operational needs. Rolls suit high-turnover areas where staff need quick, single-handed access to liners throughout their shift. Flat packs work better for scheduled liner changes and storage areas with limited space. Both formats deliver the same protection and colour coding, allowing facilities to standardise on liner specifications while adapting the dispensing method to each department's workflow.

Note: Colour coding conventions may vary by jurisdiction and facility policy. Confirm your organisation's waste segregation requirements before ordering.

HDPE (High-Density Polyethylene) is stiffer and more puncture-resistant, making it ideal for waste bins and heavy-duty applications. LDPE (Low-Density Polyethylene) is more flexible and conformable, better suited for wrapping irregular shapes and applications requiring stretch. Both materials provide moisture barrier properties and are food-grade safe.

Yes. The red and purple liners are designed to support healthcare waste segregation systems. Red is typically used for clinical waste and purple for cytotoxic waste. The heavy-duty construction provides puncture resistance for safe handling. Confirm colour coding requirements with your waste contractor and facility policy before ordering.

The gusset (shown as +G in dimensions) is the folded section on each side that expands when the liner is opened. A 635 × 635mm + 380G liner opens to create a box shape approximately 635mm wide, 635mm long and 190mm deep (half the gusset on each side). This allows the liner to sit flat against all interior surfaces of a carton.

Yes. The HDPE and LDPE materials used are food-grade safe and suitable for direct contact with food products. This makes them appropriate for pharmaceutical storage, food manufacturing, and any application where product purity is important. The natural/clear variants are most commonly used for food contact applications.

Roll format liners are perforated and wound on a core for easy single-handed dispensing. They suit high-turnover areas like ward sluice rooms where staff change liners frequently. Flat pack liners are stacked and interleaved, better for storage areas with limited space or applications where liners are changed on a schedule rather than continuously throughout the day.

Pack quantities vary by size, ranging from 200 to 2,000 units per carton. Smaller liners typically come in higher quantities, while larger sizes have fewer units per pack. Check individual product listings for specific pack sizes. High pack quantities reduce reordering frequency and improve stock management efficiency.

Yes. Both HDPE and LDPE carton liners are compatible with standard heat sealing equipment. This allows facilities to create tamper-evident closures for pharmaceutical storage, specimen transport, or any application requiring sealed containment. Heat sealing also improves moisture barrier performance for long-term storage.