Bin liner size finder
Bin in, sack out: EN 13592 width and length in millimetres, plus the thickness, duty class and material the waste actually needs.
Load planning, film cost per pallet, bin liner sizing and micron conversion. Every answer is worked out in your browser and shown in full.
Nothing here is gated. The calculators show the result in full, immediately, and never ask for an e-mail address to reveal a number you have already provided the inputs for. If you want the working as a PDF to put in front of a colleague, that is what the e-mail buys — not the answer.
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Bin in, sack out: EN 13592 width and length in millimetres, plus the thickness, duty class and material the waste actually needs.
One scale, three units, and what the same figure means for a refuse sack and for a stretch film.
Kilograms to metres to sacks: what is actually on the roll, what each piece weighs, and what each piece costs.
Thickness, polymer and duty class from the load and the waste — with the weight the result will actually hold.
Grams of film per pallet, cost per pallet and per year, and what a higher pre-stretch would save you.
Units per layer, units per pallet, pallets per trailer or container, and whether the load fills up on floor space or on weight.
Every figure in a packaging quotation depends on arithmetic somebody has already done: how many units go on a pallet, how many pallets go on a truck, what a wrap costs per pallet. Buyers are expected to take those numbers on trust, and most of the industry is happy to keep it that way.
We would rather you could check ours. If a calculation here disagrees with a quotation you have — ours or anyone’s — that is a conversation worth having.
Every calculator will e-mail you its working as a PDF: the figures you entered, the answer, and the assumptions behind it, laid out for a colleague or a purchase requisition.
That is what an e-mail address buys, and it is the only thing it buys. The answer itself is never gated. A calculator that demands an address before it will tell you how many pallets fit in a truck is not a calculator, it is a form with arithmetic attached, and we would rather you used ours than left.
How many pallets fit in a 13.6 m trailer, a 40 ft container or a 20 ft container — and how many of your own units fit on the pallet before that.
Grams of film per pallet, cost per pallet, and what raising the pre-stretch would save you over a year. The number your film supplier does not quote.
What size bin bag for a 240 litre bin, or any other. EN 13592 width and length in millimetres, plus the thickness and material the waste needs.
One gauge is 0.254 microns — for sacks and for stretch film alike. The converter, the two readings quotations use, and what the number means.
Thickness, polymer and duty class from what the sack has to carry and what goes in it — with the weight the recommendation will actually hold.
Kilograms to metres to sacks. What is actually on the roll, what each piece weighs, and what each piece costs — including the core you are paying for.
Send a specification, a competitor product code, or a photo of what you currently buy. You get a written quotation with pallet configuration and delivered price within two working days.