Super Hex Heavy Duty Trash Bags

Super Hex by Colonial Bags is built for high-volume waste handling where a standard liner simply won't hold up. Made from linear low-density polyethylene (LLDPE), these bags stretch and resist tearing under load — the puncture resistance that matters when you're bagging sharp-cornered packaging, food service debris, or the mixed refuse of a busy facility. The hexene-based resin construction is what earns the "Hex" name: it delivers strength without the bulk of a heavier-gauge bag.

The workhorse of this line is the Super Hex Extra Heavy Duty 56-gallon liner (CRG4715EQ), a 1-mil, open-ended bag measuring 43 x 47 inches in gray. That capacity suits 55- and 56-gallon barrels and round-bottom cans common in janitorial closets, warehouses, break rooms, and back-of-house operations. The 1-mil thickness on a low-density film gives you meaningful load capacity while keeping cases economical for facilities cycling through liners daily.

Buyers usually ask two things: will it fit my can, and will it hold the weight? The 43 x 47 flat dimension is generous enough to cuff comfortably over a full-size drum without slipping, and the LLDPE film flexes rather than splits when the load shifts. Gray coloring keeps contents discreet and reads as institutional-grade — a practical choice for public-facing spaces.

If you stock a range of hexene-strength products, you may also want to compare the broader Colonial Bags lineup for other gauges and gallon capacities that match your specific cans and waste streams.