Plastic sack Deiss 90099 120 L with drawstring 720×1000+50 mm, 50 µm

Plastic sack Deiss 90099 120 L with drawstring 720×1000+50 mm, 50 µm is a heavy-duty refuse bag designed for collection, storage and transport of bulky or loose materials. Made from a durable polyethylene film with 50 µm thickness, the sack offers tear resistance and reliable containment for household waste, construction debris and warehouse refuse. The integrated drawstring allows fast closure and convenient handling when moving full sacks.

Advantages

The robust 50 µm film delivers enhanced puncture and tear resistance while remaining flexible enough for easy filling. The integrated drawstring provides quick, secure closure and reduces contact with waste during handling. Large 120 L capacity and wide dimensions accommodate bulky items and high-volume waste streams. Uniform film thickness and reinforced seams ensure consistent performance under demanding conditions.

Suitable for

• Household waste collection and bulky item disposal
• Construction site debris and renovation materials
• Warehouse and industrial refuse handling
• Garden waste, leaves and yard clearance
• Temporary storage and transport of non-sharp loose materials

Key specifications

• Capacity: 120 liters
• Dimensions: 720 × 1000 + 50 mm (width × height + gusset)
• Film thickness: 50 µm
• Closure: integrated drawstring
• Material: heavy-duty polyethylene film

How to use

Place the sack open side up and expand the gusset to create a stable opening. Fill the sack evenly without overloading beyond its capacity or exposing it to sharp objects that could puncture the film. When full, pull the integrated drawstring to close the opening securely and tie if necessary. For transport, lift using the reinforced area around the drawstring; avoid dragging the sack across rough surfaces to reduce abrasion.

Usage recommendations

Use the Deiss 120 L sack for non-hazardous waste and bulky materials. Avoid sharp metal edges or glass shards that can pierce the film. For heavy or compacted loads, consider double-bagging or using mechanical handling aids to prevent tearing. Store sacks flat in a dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve film strength.