1. Do not fill these liners with any product that is not proven compatible with the polyethylene material. Incompatible problems may result in liquid spillage. Check the resistance table for information regarding compatibility of your liquid product.
2. Bag materials used in manufacturing this liner are F.D.A. approved. The liner is sold as non-sterile, and is not to be used in aseptic applications.
3. Proper insertion and handling of the liner is required. Do not puncture, abrade, or stretch the liner.
4. Do not fill the liner beyond the capacity of the bin; the liner is manufactured to fit.
5. Do not drop a filled container.
6. Do not expose the liner to temperatures above 140º F / 60º C.
7. A filled container should be stored 24 hours at your facility before shipping, as a precautionary measure.
8. This liner is designed to contain liquid or semi-liquid substances within the container. It is not designed to protect the substance from mishandling.
9. Manufacturer's warranty is limited to the replacement of any liner, which proves defective when used in accordance with the warnings and instructions set forth above. No claims for consequential damages will be allowed.
10. This liner is for a system, which is sanctioned by the National Motor Freight Association for highway use only. Shipments by rail are at shipper's risk.
11. Liner is part of a packaging system, which is described as a one-use only disposable system. Equipment Management Company will not be responsible for any damages caused by bins that have been previously used.

DIRECTIONS FOR USING W&D 2" CUTTER-ADAPTOR

Insert cutter-adaptor into inlet side of valve, ensuring that lugs on cutter engage with slots in valve. Ensure valve is closed!

Screw valve + cutter into threaded spout, ensuring single start thread is not cross-threaded. A slight resistance will be felt as the pin starts to cut the film but continue to screw valve in firmly until gasket seals against the face of the spout.

DRUM MAJOR TAP
WARNING
The backstop on the handle of this tap was sealed in position at the factory to ensure that the tap
will not come apart accidentally. Though the tap can be dismantled for cleaning by breaking this
seal, the Manufacturers will not accept responsibility for failure once the seal has been broken, or if the tap is used or cleaned with unsuitable materials.