The Green Scissor Tote Liners 100pk - 48in x 36in - For up to 37gal Totes

Nylon Tote Liners Sized for Totes Up to 37 Gallons, 48in x 36in, 100pk

Lining a large harvest tote with standard plastic sheeting risks tearing under the weight of a full load, which can mean cleaning contaminated material out of a tote rather than just pulling a liner. The Green Scissor Tote Liners bring the same food-safe nylon construction used in the brand's smaller bags up to a 48in x 36in size, built to line totes holding up to 37 gallons.

This 100-pack suits operations moving multiple full tote loads through processing regularly, where buying in bulk brings the per-liner cost down.

Key Features & Benefits

• Food-safe nylon construction — avoids the plasticizers and additives found in standard mass-market polyethylene sheeting.
• BPA-free — keeps stored material free of BPA exposure during handling and storage.
• High tensile strength — resists tearing under the weight of a full tote load better than standard plastic sheeting.
• 48in x 36in size — sized to line totes holding up to 37 gallons.

Who Should Use These Liners

This fits growers and processing operations moving or storing larger harvest volumes in totes up to 37 gallons, who want a liner that resists tearing under a full load rather than standard plastic sheeting.

About The Green Scissor

The Green Scissor has manufactured nylon storage bags and liners for harvest processing since 2009, an alternative to the polyethylene bags found at most retailers. Built from a food-safe nylon rather than standard plastic, the line is meant to sort, classify, and store harvested material short-term without picking up a plastic taste or smell.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if this liner fits my tote?

At 48in x 36in, this liner is sized for totes holding up to 37 gallons. Check your tote's interior dimensions against the liner size before ordering to confirm a good fit.

Why use a nylon liner instead of standard plastic sheeting?

Standard polyethylene sheeting is more prone to tearing under the weight of a full tote load, which can mean material contacting the tote itself rather than staying contained in the liner. The nylon construction's higher tensile strength holds up better under that same load.

Can these liners be reused?

The liners hold up to more than a single use if cleaned between uses, though many operations treat them as a per-batch liner for a large tote load. Inspect a liner for wear or tearing before reusing it.

Does the 100-pack make sense for a smaller operation?

The 100-pack is priced for operations running multiple tote loads through processing on a regular basis; a smaller operation using totes occasionally may be better served by the 25-pack. Compare expected usage against the per-liner cost of each size.