Ultraliner ™ Drum Liners | LDPE & Anti-Static
- Material Composition: LDPE liner material with LDPE anti-static liner options.
- Size/Capacity Range: Available in standard drum liner sizes, including 22 1/2 in. diameter x 34 1/2 in. height configurations.
- Compliance/Ratings: Anti-static liner options available for static-control material handling environments.
- Closure Types: Designed for open-head poly drums, fiber drums, and standard industrial drum liner applications.
- Product Types: Ultraliner™ LDPE drum liners, anti-static drum liners, dimensional drum liners, and poly/fiber drum liners.
Product Comparison Chart
LDPE and Poly/Fiber Drum Liner Configurations Ultraliner™ drum liners are configured for industrial drum protection where a removable liner is required between the container wall and the stored material. Standard LDPE liners are used for general liquid, powder, and semi-solid handling. Anti-static LDPE liners are used where static buildup may occur during filling, mixing, or discharge. Dimensional liners provide a specified fit for drums requiring a 22 1/2 inch diameter by 34 1/2 inch height liner. Poly/fiber drum liners are designed for use with plastic and fiber drums where liner fit, container protection, and easier material removal are required.
LDPE and Anti-Static Liner Materials LDPE is used in drum liners because it provides flexibility, moisture resistance, and compatibility with many industrial materials. It can conform to the drum interior while allowing the liner to be removed after use. Standard LDPE liners are used in applications where static control is not a primary requirement. Anti-static LDPE liners include material properties intended to reduce static buildup during handling of powders, dry materials, or static-sensitive contents. Liner performance depends on fit, fill weight, chemical exposure, temperature, puncture risk, and removal method. Improper material selection can result in liner stress, tearing, contamination, or chemical incompatibility.
Static Control and Material Handling Requirements Anti-static Ultraliner™ drum liners are used where static discharge may affect product handling or create a hazard during filling and removal. These liners should be used as part of a broader static-control process that may include grounding, bonding, humidity control, equipment review, and facility handling procedures. Chemical, food, and pharmaceutical operations should verify that liner material is compatible with the contents and internal quality requirements. If liners are used with regulated chemicals, coatings, solvents, powders, or waste materials, the liner and residue may require controlled disposal. Facilities should review safety data sheets and container compatibility before use.
Use Across Chemical, Food, Pharmaceutical, and Production Operations Ultraliner™ drum liners are used in chemical processing, food manufacturing, pharmaceutical production, coatings, adhesives, powders, and general industrial handling. Chemical facilities use LDPE liners to protect drums from residue and reduce cleaning between compatible batches. Food and ingredient processors use liners to support cleaner handling of dry goods, syrups, oils, and bulk materials. Pharmaceutical and laboratory operations may use liners where product separation and container cleanliness are part of the handling process. Manufacturing facilities use liners for compounds, resins, pigments, semi-solids, and waste collection. Poly/fiber drum liners support operations using non-steel containers for bulk material storage.
Technical Factors for Buyers Buyers should select Ultraliner™ drum liners based on drum type, liner dimensions, material compatibility, and static-control requirements. Standard LDPE liners are used for general drum protection and cleanup reduction. LDPE anti-static liners should be considered when handling powders, dry ingredients, or materials that may generate static during filling or discharge. Dimensional liners should be matched to drum diameter and height to reduce wrinkling, pull-down, or poor sidewall contact. Poly/fiber drum liners should be used when the container is plastic or fiber rather than steel. Buyers should also review fill temperature, product weight, puncture risk, removal method, disposal rules, and pack quantity.
| Product | Liner Type | Material / Feature | Pack Quantity | Application |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ultraliner™ Drum Liners LDPE Material 20 Pack | Standard drum liner | LDPE material | 20 pack | General drum protection for liquids, powders, semi-solids, and industrial materials |
| Ultraliner™ Drum Liners LDPE Anti-Static 20 Pack | Anti-static drum liner | LDPE anti-static material | 20 pack | Static-sensitive material handling in chemical, powder, and industrial applications |
| Ultraliner™ Drum Liners 22 1/2" x 34 1/2" Dim. D x H 20 Pack | Dimensional drum liner | 22 1/2 in. diameter x 34 1/2 in. height | 20 pack | Standard-size drum lining where dimensional fit is required |
| Ultraliner™ Drum Liners Poly/Fiber Fits Drum 32 Pack | Poly/fiber drum liner | Designed to fit poly and fiber drums | 32 pack | Poly drum and fiber drum lining for storage, filling, and cleanup reduction |
LDPE and Poly/Fiber Drum Liner Configurations Ultraliner™ drum liners are configured for industrial drum protection where a removable liner is required between the container wall and the stored material. Standard LDPE liners are used for general liquid, powder, and semi-solid handling. Anti-static LDPE liners are used where static buildup may occur during filling, mixing, or discharge. Dimensional liners provide a specified fit for drums requiring a 22 1/2 inch diameter by 34 1/2 inch height liner. Poly/fiber drum liners are designed for use with plastic and fiber drums where liner fit, container protection, and easier material removal are required.
LDPE and Anti-Static Liner Materials LDPE is used in drum liners because it provides flexibility, moisture resistance, and compatibility with many industrial materials. It can conform to the drum interior while allowing the liner to be removed after use. Standard LDPE liners are used in applications where static control is not a primary requirement. Anti-static LDPE liners include material properties intended to reduce static buildup during handling of powders, dry materials, or static-sensitive contents. Liner performance depends on fit, fill weight, chemical exposure, temperature, puncture risk, and removal method. Improper material selection can result in liner stress, tearing, contamination, or chemical incompatibility.
Static Control and Material Handling Requirements Anti-static Ultraliner™ drum liners are used where static discharge may affect product handling or create a hazard during filling and removal. These liners should be used as part of a broader static-control process that may include grounding, bonding, humidity control, equipment review, and facility handling procedures. Chemical, food, and pharmaceutical operations should verify that liner material is compatible with the contents and internal quality requirements. If liners are used with regulated chemicals, coatings, solvents, powders, or waste materials, the liner and residue may require controlled disposal. Facilities should review safety data sheets and container compatibility before use.
Use Across Chemical, Food, Pharmaceutical, and Production Operations Ultraliner™ drum liners are used in chemical processing, food manufacturing, pharmaceutical production, coatings, adhesives, powders, and general industrial handling. Chemical facilities use LDPE liners to protect drums from residue and reduce cleaning between compatible batches. Food and ingredient processors use liners to support cleaner handling of dry goods, syrups, oils, and bulk materials. Pharmaceutical and laboratory operations may use liners where product separation and container cleanliness are part of the handling process. Manufacturing facilities use liners for compounds, resins, pigments, semi-solids, and waste collection. Poly/fiber drum liners support operations using non-steel containers for bulk material storage.
Technical Factors for Buyers Buyers should select Ultraliner™ drum liners based on drum type, liner dimensions, material compatibility, and static-control requirements. Standard LDPE liners are used for general drum protection and cleanup reduction. LDPE anti-static liners should be considered when handling powders, dry ingredients, or materials that may generate static during filling or discharge. Dimensional liners should be matched to drum diameter and height to reduce wrinkling, pull-down, or poor sidewall contact. Poly/fiber drum liners should be used when the container is plastic or fiber rather than steel. Buyers should also review fill temperature, product weight, puncture risk, removal method, disposal rules, and pack quantity.
