Manufacturers commonly describe the thickness of their liners in MILs or Gauges. Some use the terms interchangeably as they are the same. They aren't. MIL designated liners are 6-12% thicker than a Gauge designated liner for the same number. For example, a 25 MIL liner is about 12% thicker than a 25 Gauge liner. This guide shows the differences to give you a better understanding of what thickness liner you are buying. Please click here to view our liners.
Step 1
20 units - A 20 Gauge liner is 0.0185 inches thick. A 20 MIL liner is 0.0205 inches thick or approximately 11% thicker than a 20 Gauge liner.
Step 2
25 units - A 25 Gauge liner is 0.0223 inches thick. A 25 MIL liner is 0.0250 inches thick or approximately 12% thicker than a 20 Gauge liner. By comparison a dime is 0.0490 inches thick or just under twice the thickness of a 25 MIL liner.
Step 3
30 units - A 30 Gauge liner is 0.0260 inches thick. A 30 MIL liner is 0.0275 inches thick or approximately 6% thicker than a 30 Gauge liner.
Please click here to view our liners.
Comments
0 comments
Please sign in to leave a comment.