Food-grade HDPE pails are molded from virgin FDA-compliant resin with food-safe colorants throughout. Every pail carries lot traceability, which is what separates a food-grade package from a pail that merely looks clean.
Certified resin, controlled manufacturing, and tamper-evident gasketed lids for food, beverage, and ingredient products. Documentation is available for audits, and empty pails nest to cut return freight.
90-mil construction stands up to products that corrode metal.
HDPE will not rust, so no interior lining is needed for water-based chemistries.
Virgin FDA-compliant resin available across the plastic pail range.
Empty pails nest to cut storage space and return freight.
Food & Ingredients
Acids & Caustics
Detergents & Cleaners
Paints & Coatings
Solvents
Powders & Dry Goods
Hazardous Materials
Waste & Recovery
Lubricants & Fuels
Verify HDPE resistance at your concentration and temperature before ordering.
Virgin food-grade resin for edible and high-purity products, standard resin for industrial.
Natural for fill-level visibility, black for UV protection, white for general use.
Open head for full access, tight head for sealed liquids; EPDM or PE gasket to suit.
Plastic pails are blow- or injection-molded from high-density polyethylene, typically in a 90-mil heavy wall. HDPE is corrosion proof and rust proof, so no interior lining is required for most water-based products.
Only when molded from virgin FDA-compliant resin with food-safe colorants and additives. Standard industrial resin should not be assumed food grade; request documentation for your ingredient.
UN 1H2 rated plastic pails are available for eligible regulated products. The rating must be checked against your classification, and the pail must ship with its certified lid.
HDPE pails are widely recyclable once cleaned of residue. Previous contents determine whether a pail can enter a standard recycling stream or requires regulated disposal.
Filled pails generally stack three to four high, though the limit depends on contents, wall thickness, lid style, and storage conditions. Always follow the manufacturer's stacking and weight instructions.
