Chemical Storage Containers

Chemical storage containers are ideal for storage and transporting bulk chemicals and materials, both hazardous and non-hazardous. They are durable and resist impacts and punctures.

Store water reactive chemicals away from acidic oxidizers, away from bases, and flammable liquids away from organic solvents. Separate gases into their own storage areas (oxidizing gas from gases that are flammable). Keep compressed gas cylinders away from sources of heat.

IBC Tote in Stainless Steel

IBC Totes in stainless steel are designed to store and transport bulk liquids such as powders, granules, and granules. They are an intermediate container solution that is positioned between smaller containers and industrial tanks. They can be beneficial to companies working in the chemical industry and across a variety of industries.

The 304 stainless-steel construction provides superior corrosion resistance for most chemicals and liquids. This tough material is easy to clean and disinfect, making it the safety and effectiveness you require. Stainless steel is also extremely durable and economical, with a the potential to last for more than 20 years. IBCs made of stainless steel can be professionally cleaned, repurposed, and even reused for a different business application, providing significant long term value.

IBC totes have been designed for durability and stability that ensures safety for handlers and the environment. They are also designed to abide with strict industry standards and regulations, offering an added layer of security for the contents within. This is crucial for companies that are focused on workplace safety and environmental sustainability.

IBC tanks can be placed up to three inches high, due to their standard dimensions of 42" by 48". This gives the greatest storage space. This space-saving design helps reduce costs by decreasing the floor space of storage facilities and transport vehicles.

IBCs made of stainless steel can be customized by using various fittings, such as lids, valves and liners, based on the needs of your company. This modification is especially beneficial for companies with specialized applications and work setups that require specific equipment for safe handling of products and materials.

The standard stainless steel IBC tank is constructed with a heavy duty 10 gauge 304 grade steel shell, 2'' slopped bottom to ease drainage and eliminate heel (cargo residual) as well as two-inch ball valve made of 316 stainless steel, a manway opening of 22 inches with EPDM gasket, and 3" Rieke or a fusible pressure relief vent. On request, custom options like camlock quick connect couplings, off-set valves with angled edges and other options that are custom-designed can be built to meet your specific needs.

The slopped bottom of the inner tank and the standard 2'' bung allow the quick and efficient draining, cleaning and refilling. A slanted lid is included for easy access and to safeguard the contents of the tank. The standard IBC includes a mix of stacking lugs and lifting lugs and leg positioning devices that provide access to pallet jacks and forklifts. Insulation blankets of custom sizes are available on request to improve temperature maintenance and protection of corrosive and temperature-sensitive cargo.

Polyethylene IBC Tote

The plastic IBC tote has many advantages. It is suitable to store and transport various substances, such as dry chemical, liquids, granular material, and powders. They are also designed to prevent contamination by blocking moisture and air from getting to the contents. This prevents degradation of the product and saves businesses money. Furthermore the design of IBC totes makes it easy for access and discharge using an integrated valve or nozzle.

The IBC tote is easily cleaned, which is essential for containers that contain potentially dangerous substances or foods. They can be cleaned and sterilized with a steamer or pressure washer. In addition, the design of these containers is strong enough to withstand harsh environmental conditions.

Depending on the intended application and use, IBC totes are available in various materials, sizes and designs. Flexible plastic IBC totes are made of high-density polyethylene, which is safe for a variety of substances and applications. These containers are available in a range of capacities, ranging from 275 to 332 US gallons. They can also be double-stacked for transportation. Galvanized steel caged IBC totes are another option for industrial applications and are made from carbon steel, coated with a galvanized coating to guard against corrosion.

Caged IBC Totes are used to store and transport hazardous and non-hazardous chemical substances as well as beverages and food items. They can be placed up to four feet high, and have an integrated drain valve that reduces the amount remaining product left behind after emptying. This will save space in distribution centers and warehouses and make them easier to manage.

Many people are using the IBC tote for home and garden use as well. By cutting the sides and adding doors, you can repurpose it as a rabbit's hutch. These containers can be used to store organic waste and compost. They can also be a great option for storing water from livestock. Some are even making use of them as an alternative to traditional rain barrels. They provide an eco-friendly and sustainable method to collect and harvest rainwater.

Polypropylene IBC Tote

If you handle a wide range of liquids and chemicals in your company, you will need totes that are able to handle the task. IBC totes are rigid industrial containers that are designed for chemical storage and transportation. They are made of various materials, including plastic and stainless steel. They are available in various sizes and shapes. Some IBCs are designed to handle liquids, whereas others are able to handle solids such as grains and powders.

Poly composite IBCs are very popular among companies that require a reusable container for non-hazardous materials. These containers are made of high-density polyethylene and can withstand a variety of conditions. They are not susceptible to corrosion, which is useful when you're storing corrosive chemicals or abrasive materials. Caged IBCs can also be used for hazardous materials. Their caged design helps contain volatile chemicals, preventing spills and explosions.

IBCs made of stainless steel are a more cost-effective solution for the storage and transportation of hazardous chemicals, such as toxic liquids that are flammable and corrosive. These IBCs can stand up to high temperatures and are often equipped vents that allow vapors to escape in the event of a fire. They can be used to store various liquids, including industrial chemicals paints and dyes, lubricants, and pharmaceuticals.

Some IBC containers are specifically designed to mix or dispensing and are equipped with a nozzle or valve that can be attached to an pipe. This allows you to dispensing your products without having to open the container. This will help ensure worker safety and prevent spills or accidents that could cause damage to your facility or harm wildlife.

Many farmers use IBC totes to store and move water to their livestock. They can also be used to water gardens and plants as well as for drinking and washing. It is vital to make sure that any used IBC tanks or totes you purchase are food-safe. If they've been used to store dangerous chemicals, they could release those into the water, which can make it unsafe for your animals or pets.

Polyethylene Spill Tray

A polyethylene spill tray can be used to store small containers of chemicals. They stop liquids from spilling out during transfer and ending up on the ground of the workplace or contaminating it. They can be easily stacked and stored in chemical storage areas to increase the safety and hygiene.

Spill trays are available in a variety of sizes and capacities, depending on the type and quantity of liquids that are handled in your workplace. They are shallow and robust and can be used to contain leaks and spills that might occur during industrial processes. They can be used to catch spills and drips that result from fuel bottles, chemical bottles containers, jerrycans and oil drums.

Be aware of the materials and other aspects when selecting the appropriate spill tray for you workplace. It is important to determine if the liquids you use at your workplace are corrosive toxic, or volatile. This will ensure that your workplace is compliant to regulatory standards and protect both employees and the environment from exposure to hazardous materials.

Other tools, like absorbent mats and gas bottle cages, may minimize environmental damage and contamination. These tools are particularly useful when dealing with flammable, toxic or corrosive fluids. When combined with a comprehensive spill response strategy they can assist you in creating a safe and clean working environment.

Depending on the liquids handled, you may need additional tools for responding to spills, such as spill kits or chemical cabinets. Utilizing these tools in conjunction with a spill management strategy can reduce the chance of accidents in the workplace.

Storemasta's collection of spill trays offers different sizes and shapes to meet your storage requirements for chemicals. These spill trays come in stainless steel or polyethylene to protect your workplace from dangerous chemical spills. They are designed to be durable and long-lasting, and are able to stand up to the harsh Australian outdoor conditions. They are compatible with a wide variety of chemicals and can be used to stop the leaks that can occur from chemical bottles, fuel containers, batteries, and other types of equipment.