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Everything you need to know about IBC tanks
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Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about IBC tanks, our services, and ordering.
Industries We Serve
Learn how different industries use IBC tanks and how we can help your business.
Blog & Articles
Stay informed with our latest articles about IBC tanks and industry news.
IBC Tank Care Guide
Tips and best practices for maintaining and caring for your IBC tanks.
IBC Tank Quick Facts
Key information about Intermediate Bulk Containers at a glance.
Downloadable Guides
Free resources to help you make informed decisions about IBC tanks.
IBC Tank Size Chart
Complete dimensions and specifications for all tank sizes
PDFChemical Compatibility Guide
Which chemicals are safe to store in HDPE tanks
PDFTank Inspection Checklist
Step-by-step guide for evaluating tank condition
PDFCleaning Procedures Manual
Professional cleaning methods for different contents
PDFSafety Data Sheet Template
Track what has been stored in your tanks
DOCStorage Best Practices
Optimize your tank storage and handling
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IBC Tank Glossary
Common terms and definitions you'll encounter when working with IBC tanks.
Anatomy of an IBC Tank
Understanding the components that make up an IBC tank.
HDPE Bladder
CriticalThe inner container made of high-density polyethylene. Holds the liquid contents and is resistant to many chemicals.
Steel Cage
CriticalGalvanized steel framework that protects the bladder from damage and provides structural support for stacking.
Pallet Base
CriticalThe bottom platform that enables forklift handling. Available in steel, plastic, wood, or composite materials.
Fill Opening
CriticalLarge top opening (typically 6" or 8") for filling the tank. Sealed with a threaded cap and gasket.
Discharge Valve
CriticalBottom outlet valve for dispensing contents. Butterfly or ball valves are most common.
Valve Dust Cap
StandardProtective cover for the discharge valve to prevent contamination when not in use.
Fill Cap Gasket
StandardRubber or silicone seal in the fill cap that ensures an airtight closure.
Cage Corner Posts
StandardVertical tubes at each corner that provide the primary structural support for stacking.
Data Plate
StandardMetal plate with manufacturer info, UN certification, and production date.
Standard Specifications
Quick reference for common IBC tank specifications.
| Specification | 275 Gallon | 330 Gallon |
|---|---|---|
| Capacity (liters) | 1,040L | 1,250L |
| Height | 46 inches | 53 inches |
| Width | 40 inches | 40 inches |
| Depth | 48 inches | 48 inches |
| Empty Weight | ~120 lbs | ~145 lbs |
| Full Weight | ~2,400 lbs | ~2,900 lbs |
| Fill Opening | 6" or 8" | 6" or 8" |
| Valve Size | 2" or 3" | 2" or 3" |
| Stacking (empty) | 3 high | 3 high |
| Stacking (full) | 2 high | 2 high |
Educational Resources
Learn more about IBC tanks with these helpful topics.
Choosing the Right Tank
How to select the best IBC tank for your specific application and industry needs.
Proper Handling Techniques
Safe methods for moving, loading, and positioning IBC tanks.
Cleaning Best Practices
Step-by-step cleaning procedures for different types of contents.
Valve Operation & Maintenance
How to properly operate and maintain butterfly and ball valves.
Storage Optimization
Tips for efficiently storing IBC tanks and maximizing your space.
Recycling & Sustainability
Understanding the IBC tank lifecycle and environmental benefits.
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