330 Gallon Standard Reconditioned IBC Tote, UN Rated, Various Valve & Pallet Styles

$270.00

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Description

330 gallon IBC tote in Standard reconditioned grade, with the bottle, cage, and pallet all reconditioned and the valve and pallet style varying from unit to unit. Standard grade bottles show minimal to no staining from earlier use, so you get a consistent, clean-looking tote at a reused-container price. At 330 gallons it holds as much as six 55-gallon drums, the most volume you can fit on a standard tote footprint.

Large label plates on the front and back give you room to mark contents clearly, which helps on farms, yards, and plants running a fleet of totes.

Specifications

Capacity 330 gal (approx. 1,250 L)
Condition Reconditioned bottle, cage and pallet; Standard grade
Bottle Natural HDPE, minimal to no staining
Top opening 6″ with cap
Valve, closure, gaskets Vary by unit
Pallet Plastic, steel, or composite (varies)
Labeling Large front and back label plates
UN rating (liquids) UN31HA1/Y
Weight 155 lb

The placard may be steel or corrugated material.

Good Uses

Irrigation and spray water, liquid fertilizer, dust control on construction sites, wash-bay chemicals, coolant, and other non-food liquids. Reconditioned bottles are not recommended for food applications. If your setup needs one particular fitting, add an adapter or pick a listing with a defined valve. The 6″ top opening makes filling from a hose or transfer pump straightforward.

How It Compares

Need a guaranteed quick-connect outlet? The 330 gallon Standard reconditioned IBC tote with Camlock valve specifies the valve. For a new bottle, step up to the 330 gallon rebottled IBC tote. Browse all IBC totes.

FAQ

What does Standard grade mean?

The reconditioned bottle shows minimal to no staining from prior use.

What valve and pallet come with it?

Both vary by unit. Pallets may be plastic, steel, or composite.

Can I store food in it?

Reconditioned bottles are not recommended for food applications.