Designed for superior puncture and tear resistance, choose from a range of sizes to fit your needs. The 30L liners are 18 microns thick, and the 80L and 240L liners are 25 microns. Our bin liner range offers circular convenience, providing maximum durability and an alternative to fossil fuel plastic rubbish bags. Custom branding is available.
Made from Polylactic Acid (PLA), Polybutylene Adipate Terephthalate (PBAT), and cornstarch and printed with non-toxic inks, our bin liners are certified compostable to the EN 13432, AS 4736, and ASTM D6400 standards for industrial composting and to the EN 13432 (TÜV AUSTRIA, adapted for home compostability) and AS 5810 standards for home composting.
Specifications
30L liners - 18 microns thick. Each carton contains mint green and pink rolls
54L liners - 22 microns thick. Mint green rolls only
80L liners - 25 microns thick. Each carton contains mint green and pink rolls
140L liners - 25 microns thick. Mint green rolls only
240L liners - 25 microns thick. Mint green rolls only
Certifications
AS 5810
AS 4736
OK compost HOME
OK compost INDUSTRIAL (EN 13432)
BPI Compostable (ASTM D6400/D6868)
End of Life
Industrial Composting
Our compostable bin liners are certified compostable to the EN 13432, AS 4736 and ASTM D6400 standards for industrial composting.
Certified industrial compostable plastics will decompose back into water, C02 and biomass when composted. The criteria for industrial compostability are set out in the European standard EN 13432, which requires the compostable product to:
1) disintegrate after 12 weeks, and
2) completely biodegrade after six months. (This means that 90% or more of the material will have been converted to CO2. The remaining share is converted into water and biomass – i.e. valuable compost.)
Home Composting
Our compostable bin liners are certified compostable to EN 13432 (TÜV AUSTRIA, adapted for home compostability) and the AS 5810 standards for home composting. These standards require a product to:
1) 100% biodegrade into completely non-toxic by-products, and
2) disintegrate within 180 days. Not more than 10% of the original dry weight may be found in a > 2mm screen fraction
3) ultimate biodegradability (90% absolute biodegradation, or 90% with a suitable reference substrate within 12 months.)
