In 2023, there has been an increased demand for IBC totes and 55-gallon drums from businesses shipping liquid commodities, as well as individuals starting pressure washing businesses, gardening, or requiring water storage for farm animals. In this article, we will explore the benefits of these recycled items.

What Does IBC Stand for Tote?

IBC stands for Intermediate Bulk Containers, and IBC totes typically have capacities of 275 and 330 gallons. Among these, caged IBC totes are the most commonly used.

Why Choose Recycled IBC Totes?

Opting for recycled IBC totes offers several advantages.

What Can Be Stored in IBC Totes?

IBC totes are versatile containers used for storing and transporting various materials, including hazardous and food-grade substances. Here are some common uses for IBC totes:

Bulk Chemicals (Hazardous and Non-Hazardous)
Raw Materials for Industrial Production
Powdered Food, Liquid, and Granulated Ingredients
Food Oils and Syrups
Petrochemical Products
Rainwater
Non-Potable Water
Industrial Coatings and Paints
Aquaponic Systems (Home)
Caged IBC totes are designed to integrate with pallets, minimizing space requirements compared to larger containers. They offer reliable asset storage due to their durable construction and materials, making them a long-term storage solution for bulk materials.

What is a 55-Gallon Drum?

A 55-gallon drum is a container typically made of plastic, wood, or metal. It is commonly used for shipping liquids, food ingredients, hazardous and non-hazardous chemicals, powders, and granule compounds.

What Are the Different Types of 55-Gallon Drums?

Various industries employ different types of 55-gallon drums. Here are some examples:

Closed Head
Open Head
Open Top Plastic
Salvage Drums
Overpack Drums
Wine Barrels
Taper Sided Drums
Rain Barrels
If you are in need of purchasing recycled IBC totes or 55-gallon drums, please give us a call. We offer both food-grade and non-food-grade options and can provide you with the products you need. Contact us today!