Garbage bag

Waste generation is an issue that has always been a concern for environmentalists. Population growth and the increase in consumer goods in recent years have exacerbated this issue. Perhaps the least that any responsible citizen can do to reduce this problem is to dispose of and clean up waste in the surrounding environment. Of course, tools are needed to do this, the most important and primary of which is the garbage bag. In addition to household use, these bags are also used in garbage-filled environments such as schools, universities, restaurants, halls, hospitals, parks, etc.

Types of garbage bags

Most people may know the garbage bag as the large black Waste nylon, but this type of plastic, like other Vazinplast products, has a wide variety, some of which we will mention:

• Garbage bags with drawstring, without drawstring, in sheets and rolls
• Scented trash bag: In addition to preventing the spread of unpleasant garbage odors, it also makes the environment fragrant.
• Perforated roll trash bag: The holes embedded in the stitching make it easier to separate the sheets from each other and easier to use.
• London garbage bags: These are actually roll bags that are often known as black, but they can be produced in other colors.

• Hospital waste bags: Used to dispose of medical waste that is biologically hazardous, they are usually yellow in color and are used to clean up infectious waste and prevent the spread of infection in the environment. Hospital waste bags are also produced in other colors, including red, white, blue, and brown, with each color indicating a specific application.

• Biodegradable garbage bags: They are produced based on starch plant polymer and a very small percentage of plastic polymer. They are green in color and have a printed biodegradable logo.

All types of Wazin Plast garbage bags can be printed and produced in any desired size, thickness, and color, and they can be customized according to the needs of our valued customers.

Vazin Plast always considers itself obligated to use premium and first-class raw materials in the production of its products, but given that garbage bags are not classified as sanitary or food-grade plastics, second- or third-grade waste materials can also be used in their production, which reduces the final price of the product.

Features of a high-quality garbage bag

• Suitable strength and elasticity for carrying heavy waste
• Preventing waste water from dripping from under the bag stitching
• Good resistance to punctures and tears caused by sharp edges