50's Black Sacks on Roll Heavy Duty – Case of 8x50's
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— UK-based supplier
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The Heavy Duty 50's Black Sacks on Roll are designed for high-volume commercial operations where changing rolls frequently is an unnecessary interruption to workflow. With 50 sacks per roll, each case contains 8 rolls — a format that maximises the time between replenishment and suits large waste stations, centralised refuse areas, and operations running continuous waste streams throughout the day.
The heavy duty construction delivers reliable performance across a broad range of commercial waste types, providing the strength needed to handle food waste, packaging, and general refuse without the risk of splitting or leaking. The high-count roll format reduces handling frequency and keeps dispensing efficient, even in the busiest back-of-house environments where every minute counts during service.
Supplied in cases of 8x50's for straightforward bulk ordering. With a confirmed pallet quantity of 91 cases, this product offers excellent value at scale for contract caterers, hotel groups, and large facilities management operations with consistent high-volume refuse requirements.
- Format: Rolls of 50 sacks
- Case qty: 8 rolls (400 sacks total)
- Pallet qty: 91 cases
- Application: High-volume commercial waste, large kitchens, facilities management