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1000 Litre IBC- TDIBCST1000 Litre IBC- TDIBCST
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1000 Litre IBC- TDIBCST
1000 Litre IBC 1000 Litre IBC (Intermediate Bulk Container). IBC (TOTE) containers made from strong, durable blow moulded HDPE high-density polyethylene. UN approved. Frame:- Galvanised mild steel Large ‘Ticket’ identification plate above valve outlet, Large documentation plate on back (opposite side to valve) 4 way entry galvanised mild steel perimeter pallet Dimensions...
from £231.00 ex VAT
(£277.20 inc VAT)
1000 Litre USED Washed IBC
1000 Litre USED Washed IBC
Used 1000 litre IBC:- We only offer the highest quality washed IBCs. All of our washed IBCs are inspected thoroughly, and come sealed with sequentially numbered tamper tags. The washed IBCs come with either a metal or plastic pallet, as well as a 50mm valve. The washing process includes an inspection of the overall condition of the cage, pallet and inner bottle. The cage must be structurally intact...
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1000 Litre IBC Green Layer / Recycled middle layer1000 Litre IBC Green Layer / Recycled middle layer
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1000 Litre IBC Green Layer / Recycled middle layer
1000 Litre IBC Green Layer / Recycled middle layer 1000 Litre IBC (Intermediate Bulk Container) with a recycled (green) middle layer. For a number of years now, the industry has been recycling old bottles, plastic pallets and drums by grinding them down and turning them into new plastic pallets to be used on their IBCs. The pallets have never come into contact with the user's product directly...
from £248.00 ex VAT
(£297.60 inc VAT)
1000L MX-EX1000 Anti-static IBC Tank
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1000L MX-EX1000 Anti-static IBC Tank
1000 Litre (FSSC) Approved IBC (Intermediate Bulk Container) MX-EX1000 IBCS Information IBC (TOTE) containers made from strong, durable blow moulded HDPE high-density polyethylene. UN approved. Frame:- Galvanised mild steel Large 'Ticket' identification plate above valve outlet, Large documentation plate on back (opposite side to valve) 4 way entry galvanised mild steel...
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(£318.00 inc VAT)

Black 1000 Litre IBCBlack 1000 Litre IBC
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Black 1000 Litre IBC
IBC 1000 Litre - Plastic Pallet. 1000 Litre IBC (Intermediate Bulk Container) IBC (TOTE) containers made from strong, durable blow moulded HDPE high-density polyethylene. UN approved. Frame: Plastic Large 'Ticket' identification plate above valve outlet, Large documentation plate on back (opposite side to valve) Dimensions 1200 x 1000 x 1160mm Inner Container: 1000...
from £262.00 ex VAT
(£314.40 inc VAT)
640 Litre IBC Container, Tote Tank, Plastic Pallet, UN Approved
640 Litre IBC Container, Tote Tank, Plastic Pallet, UN Approved
640 Litre IBC (Intermediate Bulk Container) IBC (TOTE) containers made from strong, durable blow moulded HDPE high-density polyethylene. UN approved. Frame: Galvanised mild steel Large ‘Ticket’ identification plate above valve outlet, Large documentation plate on back (opposite side to valve) 4 way entry plastic pallet Dimensions 1200 x 1000 x 800mm Inner...

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from £298.00 ex VAT
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Antistatic IBC
Antistatic IBC
1000 Litre IBC (Intermediate Bulk Container) If the atmosphere turns explosive, you'll need a container that is safe. IBC (TOTE) containers made from strong, durable blow moulded HDPE high-density polyethylene. UN approved. SG of 1.6 Frame: Galvanised mild steel Large 'Ticket' identification plate above valve outlet, Large documentation plate on back (opposite side to valve)...
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1000 Litre FSSC Approved IBC 40288411000 Litre FSSC Approved IBC 4028841
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1000 Litre FSSC Approved IBC 4028841
1000 Litre Food Safety Certification (FSSC) Approved IBC (Intermediate Bulk Container) IBCs Information IBC (TOTE) containers made from strong, durable blow moulded HDPE high-density polyethylene. UN approved. Frame:- Galvanised mild steel Large 'Ticket' identification plate above valve outlet, Large documentation plate on back (opposite side to valve) 4 way entry galvanised...
from £252.00 ex VAT
(£302.40 inc VAT)

5 x 1000 Litre IBCs5 x 1000 Litre IBCs
5 x 1000 Litre IBCs
1000 Litre IBC (Intermediate Bulk Container). IBC (TOTE) containers made from strong, durable blow moulded HDPE high-density polyethylene. UN approved. Frame:- Galvanised mild steel Large 'Ticket' identification plate above valve outlet, Large documentation plate on back (opposite side to valve) 4 way entry galvanised mild steel perimeter pallet Dimensions 1200 x 1000...
from £1,129.00 ex VAT
(£1,354.80 inc VAT)
8 x 1000 Litre IBCs8 x 1000 Litre IBCs
8 x 1000 Litre IBCs
1000 Litre IBC (Intermediate Bulk Container) IBC (TOTE) containers made from strong, durable blow moulded HDPE high-density polyethylene. UN approved. Frame:- Galvanised mild steel Large 'Ticket' identification plate above valve outlet, Large documentation plate on back (opposite side to valve) 4 way entry galvanised mild steel perimeter pallet Dimensions 1200 x 1000 x 1160mm Inner...
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IBC Tanks FAQs

What does IBC stand for?

IBC stands for intermediate bulk container. They are large, portable tanks designed to store and transport liquids and semi-liquids. Available in a wide range of capacities from 600 to 1,000 litres, IBC tanks are widely used in various industries to store moderate to large quantities of substances.

Their stackable design allows for efficient use of space, making them perfect for both storage and transportation purposes. Additionally, IBCs often come equipped with pallet bases, making them compatible with forklifts and other handling equipment, easing the process of loading and unloading. IBCs are popular across industries dealing with food and beverages, chemicals, and agriculture, where the safe and efficient storage and movement of substances is paramount.

Always make sure you are familiar with the correct handling procedures and adhere to industry standards. Regular inspections and maintenance of IBCs will help prevent potential leaks or damages, ensuring the substances they hold are secure. When selecting your IBC, consider the materials they are made of and their compatibility with the substances you intend to store or transport.

Can I drink water from an IBC Tank?

IBC tanks are not inherently designed or intended for potable water use. Our IBCs are typically made from materials like high-density polyethylene (HDPE) or metal, and they are primarily used for storing and transporting non-toxic liquids, chemicals, and granulated materials. They are not specifically manufactured to meet the strict requirements for storing and transporting potable water.

While some IBC tanks may have been previously used for food-grade or non-toxic substances, this does not automatically make them suitable for potable water storage. The key concern lies in the potential for contamination or chemical residue from previous contents. Without proper cleaning, sanitisation, and certification, using an IBC tank for potable water can pose health risks.

If you intend to use an IBC tank for storing drinking water, it is essential to verify its suitability and safety. Look for IBC tanks explicitly labelled as "potable" or "food-grade". Alternatively, consider using purpose-built water storage containers to ensure the safety of the water you intend to consume.

How do I safely fill an IBC?

To safely fill an IBC first make sure that the pallet, cage and bottle and valve are suitable for use with the intended product. Ensure that the valve is securely tighten to the inner bottle and that the valve is closed and that the drip cap is secured and tightened. Check that the inside of the bottle is clean. When hot  filling product  do not  exceed 65°C. When bottom  filling make sure that  the vents are functioning correctly or open the top cap.  Do not over fill the IBC.  After filling, if the product has a UN number, ensure that the lid seal is correctly  positioned and tighten the screw cap to 70-80 Newton/Meters.

How do I transport an IBC safely?

Do not lift IBCs from the top frame. Ensure that the fork truck tines are fully inserted under the IBC before lifting. Ensure that the vehicle floor is in good condition and free of all nails etc. that could puncture the IBC. Always transport IBCs with the correct labelling attached to the ID Plate.

Always secure IBCs to prevent possible movement during transit.

 

IBC adaptors, which one do I require?

If you would like to attach a garden hose to your IBC- HFUD/2063 would be the adaptor required. Warm the hose to help in pushing the hose onto the adaptors barb, if possible raise the IBC (on wooden pallets) to assist with gravity flow

However if a 2 inch male BSP is required then the  016136 + 1069497 would be recommended. For those who wish to attach other items to the IBC valve, this adaptor turns the valve’s buttress thread into a female 2 inch BSP fitting more common here in the UK

If a 1 inch Male BSP is what you are after then the  31PB24 is the right choice, however if you require a 1” female BSP then 31PN15C is he right adaptor.

If you wish to fit a 1” Male or 1” Female BSP (as mentioned above) - 31PB24 or 31PN15C to an IBC then a 016136 & 1069497 is required.

Can the IBC's (intermediate bulk containers) be stacked?

Yes, depending on the pallet type, our IBCs can be stacked as follows whether empty or full:

MX IBCs - with metal or plastic pallets - Up to 4 High (with a maximum SG of 1.6)

SX IBCs - with metal pallets - Up to 4 High (with a maximum SG of 1.6)

LX IBCs - with wooden or plastic pallets - Up to 3 High (with a maximum SG of 1.4)

How long do IBC tanks last?

The lifespan of IBC tanks can vary depending on several factors. The duration of their functionality will be influenced by the materials they are made from, the quality of construction, and how well they are maintained. Generally, IBC tanks made from high-quality materials like stainless steel or robust plastics such as HDPE can last anywhere from 5 to 20 years or more with proper care.

To extend the longevity of your IBC tank, you should implement regular inspections and maintenance routines. Check for signs of wear, corrosion, or damage, and address any issues promptly. Keep the tanks clean and free from residue, especially if they have been used to store chemicals or other substances. Additionally, store the IBC tanks in a suitable environment, away from extreme temperatures or harsh weather conditions that could deteriorate the materials over time.

When using IBC tanks for storing liquids, it's essential to follow the manufacturer's guidelines and ensure they are not exposed to conditions that could compromise their structural integrity. Regularly assess the condition of the seals and closures to prevent leaks and spills. By taking a proactive approach to maintenance and adhering to safety protocols, you can maximise the lifespan of your IBC tank and get the most out of your investment.