PALLETIZED. STACKABLE. BUILT FOR BULK LIQUIDS.

New IBC Tote

New Bottle, Cage & Pallet Throughout

A new IBC tote is new end to end: bottle, cage, and pallet. Every product-contact surface is fully traceable, which is why food, beverage, pharmaceutical, and sensitive chemical programs start here.

All-New Build

Traceable Surfaces

Food & Beverage Safe

UN-Rated Options

Overview

Built for bulk handling

The baseline of the line-up, with no previous-contents question to answer. New composite totes suit food and beverage ingredients, sensitive chemicals, and high-purity products, and are available in UN-rated configurations at 275 or 330 gallons.

Three-Part Construction

HDPE bottle, galvanized steel cage, and valve hardware are specified separately.

Palletized Handling

Integrated pallet base moves with a forklift or pallet jack, no drum equipment needed.

Bulk Consolidation

Roughly five 55 gallon drums of volume in a single pallet position.

New, Rebottled or Reconditioned

Three condition tiers balance contamination risk against unit cost.

Specifications

Full specifications

Nominal Capacity

275 & 330 U.S. gallons (1,040 / 1,250 Liters)

Bottle Material

New Blow-Molded HDPE

Cage & Pallet

Galvanized Steel Cage / Composite Pallet Base

Height

46 in / 53 in (1,168 / 1,346 mm)

Footprint

48 x 40 in (1,219 x 1,016 mm)

Empty Weight

115 - 155 lbs (52 - 70 kg)

Fill

6 in (150 mm) and 9 in (225 mm) Fill Cap

Valve Options

Ball, Butterfly, or Camlock

UN Certification

UN 31HA1/Y available

Condition

New bottle, new cage, new pallet

Common Uses

What IBC totes carry

Bulk Liquid Ingredients

Edible Oils & Syrups

Industrial Chemicals

Acids & Caustics

Cleaning Products

Water Treatment Chemicals

Process Water & Wastewater

Oils & Lubricants

Hazardous Liquids

How to spec yours

Configure the right IBC tote

Start With Your Product

Contents drive bottle condition, material, and rating before any price comparison.

Condition Tier

New, rebottled, and reconditioned totes carry different contamination risk and cost.

275 vs. 330 Gallon

Same pallet footprint, so choose on product density, height limits, and equipment.

Valve & Fittings

Ball, butterfly, or camlock outlet chosen for viscosity and facility connections.

Compare

Compare IBC tote types

Type

Best For

Key Benefit

Consideration

New IBC Tote

First-use fills where cleanliness and full service life matter

Never previously filled

Higher cost than reconditioned

New Food-Grade IBC Tote

Food, beverage, and ingredient fills needing a certified virgin bottle

FDA-grade, never used

Premium pricing

Reconditioned IBC Tote

Cost-sensitive industrial reuse with a cleaned, tested bottle

Lower cost, tested & cleaned

Cosmetic wear on cage

Reman / Rebottled IBC Tote

Reused cage fitted with a brand-new bottle

New bottle, value pricing

Cage shows prior use

UN-Rated IBC Tote

Regulated hazardous liquids certified for transport

Certified for hazmat shipping

Requires certified fittings

HDPE IBC Tote

General non-hazardous liquids and chemicals

Chemical-resistant bottle-in-cage

Not for high heat

Stainless-Steel IBC Tote

Corrosive, high-purity, or high-temp liquids needing a reusable tank

Corrosion-proof, sanitary, reusable

Highest upfront cost

UV-Protected IBC Tote

Light-sensitive products stored or shipped outdoors

Blocks UV degradation

Opaque — no fill visibility

275 Gallon IBC Tote

Standard bulk volume with a compact, pallet-friendly footprint

Most common size, easy to source

Less volume per tote than 330

330 Gallon IBC Tote

Maximum volume per footprint

More product per tote

Heavier and taller when full

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FAQ

IBC tote FAQs

What is an IBC tote?

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An IBC tote, or intermediate bulk container, is a palletized industrial container used to store, transport, and dispense bulk liquids, pastes, powders, or granular materials. The common composite version is an HDPE bottle inside a galvanized steel cage on an integrated pallet base.

What are the most common IBC tote sizes?

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The most common rigid composite IBC tote capacities are 275 gallons and 330 gallons. Both generally use a comparable pallet footprint, so the practical difference is overall height, filled weight, and volume per pallet position.

What is the difference between a new, rebottled, and reconditioned IBC tote?

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A new IBC tote uses a new bottle, cage, and pallet. A rebottled IBC generally combines a new inner bottle with a reused and inspected cage. A reconditioned IBC generally uses a previously used bottle and cage that have been cleaned and inspected.

What does UN-rated IBC tote mean?

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A UN-rated IBC tote has been manufactured and tested to a specific hazardous-material packaging standard. The rating must still be checked against the product's classification, packing group, density, and transportation requirements.

Are IBC totes reusable?

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Many IBC totes can be reused, rebottled, or reconditioned when permitted by the container design, previous contents, inspection requirements, and intended application. Stainless-steel IBCs are built specifically for repeated closed-loop service.

How should IBC totes be stored and transported?

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IBC totes sit on an integrated pallet for forklift and pallet-jack handling and store efficiently within a standard footprint. Follow the manufacturer's stacking, weight, and temperature guidance for your specific configuration and contents.

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