Accessories & Parts
Learn about parts for maintaining, repairing, and upgrading IBC tanks, from replacement valves and gaskets to heating blankets, mixers, and containment. Ask partner suppliers what is available.
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Valves
Replacement and upgrade valves for IBC tanks. The valve is the main dispensing part and one of the most commonly replaced. Valves wear from use, chemical exposure, and mechanical stress, and a worn valve can leak or drip. Valve types and materials vary by partner supplier, so confirm availability when you request a quote.
2 in. Butterfly Valve
A common discharge valve on many HDPE IBC tanks. Quarter-turn open and close operation. Check the outlet size and thread on your tote before ordering.
Material: Plastic body with elastomer seal; varies
Fits: 2 in. outlets; confirm on your tote
Larger-Outlet Valve
Some totes and configurations use a larger outlet for faster discharge. Confirm the outlet size on your tote before ordering.
Material: Varies by supplier
Fits: Varies by tote
2 in. Ball Valve
A full-bore ball valve option for thicker liquids. Often easier to clean than a butterfly valve. Material options vary.
Material: Plastic or stainless steel; varies by supplier
Fits: 2 in. IBC outlets
Stainless Steel Ball Valve
A stainless option for chemical or food-related uses where a supplier offers it. If you need food-contact parts, ask the supplier for documentation.
Material: Stainless steel
Fits: Varies; confirm with supplier
Camlock Valve Adapter
Lets you connect camlock hoses to an IBC valve outlet. Sizes and materials vary.
Material: Plastic, aluminum, or stainless steel; varies
Fits: IBC valve outlets; confirm thread
Lids & Caps
Replacement lids and screw caps to maintain a proper seal on your IBC tank. A secure lid helps prevent contamination, evaporation, and spills during storage and transport. Threads can wear, gaskets can degrade, and tamper-evident seals need replacing. Availability varies by partner supplier.
Standard Screw Cap
A threaded cap for the fill opening, usually with a gasket. Vented and non-vented versions are common.
Material: Plastic with gasket
Fits: Standard IBC fill opening; confirm size
Vented Screw Cap
Lets air in during dispensing to help prevent vacuum lock in gravity-feed setups.
Material: Plastic with vent mechanism
Fits: Standard IBC fill opening; confirm size
Larger Screw Cap
A larger fill opening for faster filling or manual interior access. Less common, so confirm the opening size on your tote.
Material: Plastic with gasket
Fits: Larger fill openings only
Dust Cap (Valve Cover)
Protects the discharge valve from dirt and leaks during storage and transport.
Material: Plastic
Fits: Valve outlets; confirm size
Tamper-Evident Cap
A cap with a breakable ring that shows if the container has been opened. Some food and chemical uses call for it, so check your own requirements.
Material: Plastic with tamper band
Fits: Standard IBC fill opening; confirm size
Adapters & Fittings
Connect your IBC tank to hoses, pipes, pumps, and other tanks with the right adapter. IBC valve outlets use a coarse thread, so adapters are often needed to connect to standard plumbing, hose systems, and processing equipment. Check your outlet thread before ordering. Availability varies by partner supplier.
Coarse-Thread to BSP Adapter
Converts the coarse IBC outlet thread to a standard pipe thread for hoses and piping. Material choices vary.
Material: Plastic or brass; varies
Fits: Standard IBC outlet thread; confirm
Full-Bore Pump Adapter
A larger adapter that helps keep flow up when connecting a pump to the discharge opening.
Material: Plastic or stainless steel; varies
Fits: Standard IBC outlet thread; confirm
IBC to Garden Hose Adapter
Converts the IBC outlet to a standard garden hose thread. Popular for water and irrigation uses. Not for chemicals unless the materials are compatible.
Material: Plastic with brass insert; varies
Fits: Standard IBC valve outlet
IBC to IBC Connector (Linking Kit)
Connects two IBC tanks at the valve level for linked storage. A shut-off valve lets you isolate each tank.
Material: Plastic with clamps; varies
Fits: IBC valve outlets
Camlock Quick-Connect
Common camlock types for fast hose connections. Plastic, aluminum, and stainless options exist.
Material: Plastic, aluminum, or stainless steel
Fits: Matching camlock sizes
Tri-Clamp Adapter
Connects an IBC outlet to sanitary tri-clamp piping used in some food and pharmaceutical processes. Ask suppliers about availability and documentation.
Material: Stainless steel
Fits: Sanitary tri-clamp systems
Gaskets & Seals
Replacement gaskets help keep a seal at the lid and valve. Gaskets degrade from chemical exposure, sunlight, temperature cycling, and compression, so inspect them and replace as needed. Material choices vary by partner supplier.
Lid Gasket (EPDM)
A common elastomer gasket for IBC screw caps. Chemical compatibility varies, so check your liquid. Inspect for wear and replace when needed.
Material: EPDM rubber
Fits: Standard IBC lids; confirm size
Lid Gasket (Viton)
A fluoroelastomer gasket often chosen for aggressive chemicals and solvents. Check compatibility with your liquid.
Material: Viton (fluoroelastomer)
Fits: Standard IBC lids; confirm size
Valve O-Ring Set
Replacement seals for IBC valves. Can fix some leaks without replacing the whole valve.
Material: EPDM or Viton; specify in your request
Fits: Standard IBC valves; confirm size
PTFE Gasket
An inert gasket material used where broad chemical resistance is needed. Check compatibility with your liquid.
Material: PTFE
Fits: Standard IBC lids; confirm size
Heating Blankets
IBC heating blankets help maintain product temperature during storage and processing. They are used for viscous materials, temperature-sensitive products, and cold-weather operations. Controls, power options, and sizes vary by product. If you work in a hazardous location, ask the supplier for documentation about suitability.
Full-Wrap IBC Heating Blanket
Wraps around the IBC bottle for even heating. Thermostat control and power options vary by product.
Material: Heating elements with insulated cover
Fits: Common 275 and 330 gallon IBCs; confirm
Base Heater Pad
Heats from underneath to help with viscous products and cold weather. Simple plug-in setups are common.
Material: Heating pad with insulated base
Fits: Varies; confirm pallet size
Insulated IBC Cover (No Heat)
An insulating jacket that slows heat loss without active heating. Useful for keeping pre-warmed product warm.
Material: Insulated fabric
Fits: Common 275 and 330 gallon IBCs; confirm
Mixers & Agitators
IBC-mounted mixers help keep products blended during storage and dispensing, reducing settling and separation. Electric and pneumatic types exist. Match the mixer to your product, your facility, and its safety requirements. Availability varies by partner supplier.
Lid-Mount Electric Mixer
Mounts through the IBC lid opening. Useful for blending and keeping products in suspension. Motor and impeller options vary.
Material: Stainless steel shaft and impeller; varies
Fits: Fill opening; confirm size
Pneumatic IBC Mixer
An air-powered option for facilities with compressed air. If you work with flammable liquids, ask the supplier for documentation about suitability.
Material: Stainless steel with pneumatic motor; varies
Fits: Fill opening; confirm size
Folding Impeller Mixer
A collapsible impeller that fits through the fill opening and opens inside the tank. Useful when the tank cannot be modified.
Material: Stainless steel folding blades
Fits: Fill opening; confirm size
Magnetic Drive Mixer
A seal-less design that avoids a shaft seal leak path. Used for corrosive or high-purity applications where a supplier offers it.
Material: Stainless steel with magnetic coupling
Fits: Varies; confirm with supplier
Liners
Disposable or reusable IBC liners add a barrier between your product and the tank wall. They can simplify cleaning and reduce cross-contamination, and are useful when one tank holds different products or cleaning between batches is impractical. If you need food-contact liners, ask the supplier for documentation.
Standard PE Liner (Form-Fit)
A form-fitting polyethylene liner that conforms to the IBC bottle. Often single-use. Can reduce the need for tank cleaning between products.
Material: Polyethylene
Fits: Common 275 and 330 gallon IBCs; confirm
Foil Liner (Barrier)
A multi-layer laminate liner for oxygen-sensitive, light-sensitive, or reactive products. Barrier properties help protect product quality.
Material: Foil and polyethylene laminate
Fits: Common 275 and 330 gallon IBCs; confirm
Food-Contact Liner
If you need liners for food or similar uses, ask the supplier for documentation about the material and handling.
Material: Varies by supplier
Fits: Common 275 and 330 gallon IBCs; confirm
Stands, Drip Trays & Containment
Elevate your IBC for gravity dispensing, contain spills, and organize your storage area with stands and trays. These accessories support safer, cleaner IBC storage and dispensing. Availability varies by partner supplier.
IBC Tilt Stand
A steel stand that tilts the IBC forward to help drain more of the contents through the bottom valve.
Material: Steel
Fits: Standard IBC pallet footprint
IBC Elevation Stand
Raises the IBC for gravity-feed dispensing into drums, totes, or equipment below. Height options vary.
Material: Steel
Fits: Standard IBC pallet footprint
Single IBC Spill Containment Pallet
Holds one IBC and catches spills. Capacity and construction vary. Check requirements for your material with your local fire authority and the agencies that apply.
Material: Plastic or steel; varies
Fits: Standard IBC pallet footprint
Double IBC Spill Containment Pallet
Side-by-side containment for two IBC tanks. Capacity and features vary by product. Check current regulations for your material.
Material: Plastic or steel; varies
Fits: Two standard IBCs side by side
IBC Drip Tray
A low-profile tray placed under the IBC valve to catch drips during dispensing. Helps prevent floor contamination and slip hazards.
Material: Plastic or stainless steel
Fits: Fits under most IBC valves
Labels & Identification
Labeling supports safety and traceability. Blank and pre-printed labels designed for IBC tank surfaces help prevent misidentification and support proper handling. Use the labels that your own compliance rules call for, and check current OSHA, DOT, and GHS requirements. Availability varies by partner supplier.
GHS Chemical Labels
Pre-formatted hazard communication labels with areas for pictograms, signal words, and hazard statements. Use the format your own compliance rules require.
Material: Polyester with adhesive backing
Fits: Adheres to HDPE and steel surfaces
Blank Weatherproof Labels
Weather-resistant polyester labels for outdoor IBC storage. Compatibility with your printer varies by product.
Material: Polyester with adhesive
Fits: Most IBC surfaces
Content Identification Placards
Reusable placards that slide into cage-mounted holders. Easy to swap between fills for tanks that hold different products over time.
Material: Rigid plastic or aluminum
Fits: Steel cage-mounted placard holders
Hazard Class Labels
Hazard class labels for IBCs moving on public roads. Check current DOT requirements and use the labels that apply to your material.
Material: Vinyl with pressure-sensitive adhesive
Fits: Most IBC surfaces
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know which valve size my IBC tank uses?
Many HDPE composite IBC tanks use a 2-inch butterfly or ball valve outlet. Check the outlet on your tote or the markings on the tank, and tell the supplier your tote model. If you are unsure, include a photo in your request.
What gasket material should I choose?
EPDM is a common general choice. Viton is often chosen for aggressive chemicals and solvents. PTFE is used where broad chemical resistance is needed. Always check compatibility with your liquid, and ask the supplier to confirm.
Do heating blankets work with all IBC sizes?
Sizes and fit vary by product. Tell the supplier your tote size and what you are heating. Base heater pads are generally less size-specific, but confirm before you order.
Can I use an IBC liner to avoid cleaning the tank between products?
That is one of the common reasons to use a liner. A liner creates a barrier between your product and the tank wall, which can reduce cleaning between products. Ask whether a liner suits your product and your process.
Are spill containment pallets required?
Requirements depend on what you store and where. Check current regulations and ask your local fire authority and the agencies that apply to your material. Containment pallets are also a common spill prevention practice.
Is there a volume discount on accessories?
Pricing is by quote from partner suppliers. Include the quantity you need in your request, and ask the supplier how quantity affects the quote. You can also email info@ibcsantaana.com.
Larger & Repeat Orders
If your operation goes through replacement valves, gaskets, liners, or other consumable parts on a regular basis, include the quantity in your request and ask how it affects the quote. Some partner suppliers may be able to arrange repeat orders. Availability varies.
Food processing, chemical, and agricultural operations often keep common spares on hand for maintenance. Tell the supplier which parts you use most so they can respond with useful options.
Some partner suppliers may be able to group parts into a kit for your facility. Ask when you request a quote. Availability varies.
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Not Sure Which Part You Need?
Describe your IBC tank model, the problem you are trying to solve, or the improvement you want to make, and a partner supplier can suggest an accessory. Include part numbers from your current parts if you have them. Email us at info@ibcsantaana.com.