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Colonial Bags Trash Bags
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Colonial Bags Company Healthcare Infectious Waste
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Colonial Bags Biohazard Waste Bags
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Colonial Bag Waste & Trash Bags
Colonial Bag Corporation builds the disposal bags that keep facilities compliant and clean-up predictable — from red biohazard liners for regulated medical waste to heavy-duty black trash bags that hold up under the loads a hospital, clinic, or long-term care kitchen throws at them. If you're stocking a soiled utility room or a housekeeping cart, this is where color, capacity, and mil thickness matter more than anything.
The infectious waste and biohazard line is red for a reason: it signals regulated waste and meets the labeling expectations for RMW streams. Options like the HDR334014 (33 gal., HDPE, 14 micron) and the HXR50 (45 gal., 1.2 mil LLDPE with twist-tie closure) cover the common autoclave and haul-away sizes. All are not made with natural rubber latex, which matters in any patient-adjacent environment. Twist-tie closures let staff seal and transport bags without added ties.
On the general-waste side, the 2X Heavy Duty black bags — the TGG-39XXH and TGG-47XXH at 1.8 mil, plus 1.35 mil options — are engineered for puncture resistance and reliable X-seal or open-ended bottoms so seams don't fail mid-carry. Coreless rolls like the HCR48/14C dispense cleanly and cut storage bulk.
A quick word on choosing: micron ratings measure HDPE (high-density, stiffer, good for light dry waste), while mil ratings measure LLDPE (stretchier, better for sharp or wet loads). Match the gauge to what's actually going in the bag, then confirm the gallon capacity fits your containers before ordering by the case.
Comparing brands for your waste program? See Action Bag and Associated Bag Company for additional liner and specimen-bag options.