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Standard Bodies

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Tank Sizes

From 120-gallon to 550-gallon specifications

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Deep-dive into specific topics with our comprehensive guides. Each page provides detailed information, practical advice, and expert insights on a focused IBC-related subject.

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Maintenance8 min read

Complete Guide to IBC Tank Maintenance

Learn the essential maintenance practices that extend the life of your IBC tanks, from regular inspections to valve replacement schedules.

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Buying Guide6 min read

Food Grade vs Industrial Grade IBC Tanks

Understand the critical differences between food-grade and industrial-grade IBC tanks, including FDA requirements and material specifications.

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Sustainability5 min read

Environmental Benefits of IBC Recycling

Discover how IBC recycling reduces waste, lowers carbon emissions, and saves resources while creating economic value for businesses.

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Quick Answers

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What is the most common IBC tank size?

The 275-gallon (1,040-liter) IBC tank is by far the most common size used across all industries in North America.

Can I use a used IBC tank for food storage?

Used tanks can be reconditioned for food-grade use, but they must be properly cleaned, inspected, and certified to meet FDA standards.

How long do IBC tanks last?

With proper maintenance, IBC tanks can last 10+ years for non-hazardous storage. UN certification is valid for 5 years for hazmat transport.

Do you offer delivery in Southern California?

Yes, we deliver throughout Orange County, Los Angeles, Riverside, San Bernardino, and San Diego counties. Contact us for delivery quotes.

What is the difference between an IBC tank and an IBC tote?

There is no difference. IBC tank, IBC tote, and IBC container are all interchangeable terms for the same product: a rigid HDPE container inside a protective cage on a pallet base.

Resources for Every Industry

Our knowledge base is relevant for businesses across all sectors that use IBC tanks. Whether you work in food production, chemicals, agriculture, or water treatment, you will find the information you need.

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How Our Knowledge Base Helps You

Our resources are designed to help you make informed decisions, stay compliant, and get the most value from your IBC tanks.

Save Money

Learn when to buy new versus used, how to extend tank life, and where to find the best value in the Southern California market.

Stay Compliant

Understand UN/DOT, FDA, EPA, OSHA, and California-specific regulations to avoid fines and ensure your operations meet all requirements.

Work Safely

Access safety guides, PPE requirements, handling procedures, and emergency response protocols to protect your team and facility.

Go Green

Discover how IBC recycling supports sustainability, reduces your carbon footprint, and can even earn your business environmental credits.

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