10ft Storage Containers are perfect to store and transport bulk chemicals and other materials which are hazardous as well as non-hazardous. They are strong and resistant to punctures and impacts.
Store organic solvents and liquids that are flammable Separately. Acids should be stored away from bases. Separate gases into their appropriate storage areas (oxidizing gas from gas that is flammable). Keep compressed gas cylinders clear from heat sources.
Stainless Steel IBC Tote
Steel stainless IBC totes are designed for transport and storage of bulk liquids, powders and granules. They are an intermediate container solution that can be used between small containers and industrial tanks. They are an excellent solution for companies working in the chemical and other industries.
The 304 stainless-steel construction provides superior corrosion resistance for most liquids and chemicals. This durable material is easy to clean and sanitized, ensuring safe and effective usage. Stainless steel has a service life of up to 20 years and is extremely robust. IBCs made of stainless steel can be professionally cleaned, reused or reused for a new company application, offering substantial value over the long run.
IBC totes are designed to be durable and stable, ensuring safety for the handlers and the environment. They are also designed to be in compliance with the strict standards of industry and regulations, providing an additional layer of security for the contents within. This is especially important for companies that are focused on workplace safety and environmental sustainability.
IBC tanks can be stacked up to three high, due to their standard base dimensions of 42" by 48". This gives the most storage space. This design helps in reducing costs by cutting down on the floor space needed in warehouses as well as on transportation vehicles.
Stainless steel IBCs can be modified using a variety of fittings such as lids, valves and liners to meet the particular requirements of your company. This is especially useful for companies that have special processes and work environments that require specific equipment for safe handling of products and materials.
The standard stainless steel IBC tank features a heavy-duty 10 gauge 304 grade steel shell, a 2'' slopped bottom to ease drainage and eliminate heel (cargo residual), two-inch ball valve made of stainless steel 316, an manway opening 22 inches with EPDM gasket, and 3" Rieke or fusible automatic pressure relief vent. On request, custom-designed options such as camlock quick connect couplings off-set valves with angled edges or other custom options can be designed to meet your particular requirements.
The slopped bottom of the inner tank and a standard 2'' bung allow for quick and efficient draining, cleaning, and refilling. A slanted lid comes with it for easy access and to protect the tank contents. The standard IBC is fitted with a combination stacking/lifting system and leg positioners to allow forklifts and pallet jacks to access the IBC. 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 is a multi-functional and durable container that has numerous benefits. It is suitable for storing and transporting diverse substances, including dry chemical, liquids materials, granular materials, and powders. The containers are also designed to reduce contamination by blocking air and moisture from reaching the contents. This helps to prevent the degradation of the product and saves businesses money. The design of IBC totes also allows for easy access through a built in valve or nozzle.
The IBC tote can be easily cleaned, which is crucial for containers that contain potentially dangerous substances or food. The containers are easy to clean and sterilized using a steamer or pressure washer. These containers are also durable enough to withstand harsh conditions.
Depending on the application and use, IBC totes are available in various sizes, materials and designs. Rigid plastic IBC totes are molded from high-density polyethylene that is safe for a wide range of substances and applications. These containers are available in a variety of capacities, ranging from 275 up to 330 US gallons, and can be double-stacked to facilitate transportation. Galvanized steel caged IBC totes are another option for industrial use and are made from carbon steel with a galvanized coating that protects against corrosion.
Caged IBC Totes are used to store and transport hazardous and non-hazardous chemical items, as well beverage and food items. They can be placed up to four feet high, and come with a built-in drain valve that reduces the amount of residual product left behind after emptying. This helps in saving space in distribution centers and makes them easier for manual operation.
IBC totes are also used by many individuals for their home and gardens. For instance, they can be repurposed as a hutch for rabbits by cutting the sides of the tank and incorporating doors. These containers can also be used to store compost and other organic waste. These containers are great for storing water for livestock. Some people utilize them as a green and sustainable alternative to traditional rain barrels.
Polypropylene IBC Tote
If your company handles many different liquids and chemicals, you need totes robust enough to withstand the job. IBC totes (intermediate bulk containers) are industrial-grade, rigid vessels designed with storage of chemicals and transportation in mind. They can be constructed from a variety materials including stainless steel and plastic. They also come in different shapes and sizes. Some IBCs are designed to handle liquids, while others are able to handle solids such as grains and powders.
Poly composite IBCs are popular for companies that require a container that can be reused for non-hazardous substances. These containers are made from high-density plastic that are able to withstand various conditions. They are able to resist corrosion, which is helpful if you store the abrasive chemicals or other substances that can corrode metal. Caged IBCs are an ideal choice for those who work with hazardous materials as their caged structure helps to contain volatile chemicals and avoid explosions or spills.
Stainless steel IBCs are a more cost-effective solution for storing and transporting hazardous chemicals, including flammable liquids and corrosive substances. IBCs made of stainless steel can withstand high temperatures, and are often fitted with vents to release vapors during a fire. They can be used for many liquids, including industrial chemicals paints and dyes pharmaceuticals, and lubricants.
Some IBC containers are made for dispensing or mixing, and they come with a nozzle, or a valve that can be attached to an tube. This allows you to dispensing your items without having to open the container, which can aid in ensuring worker safety and avoid accidents or spills that can damage your facility or endanger wildlife.
Many farmers utilize IBC totes for storing and moving water to their livestock. These totes can also be used to water gardens and plants, as well for drinking and washing. It is important to ensure that any used IBC tanks or totes you purchase are safe for food use. If they were previously used to store dangerous chemicals, they may leak into the water and make it unsafe for livestock or pets.
Polyethylene Spill Tray
A spill tray made of polyethylene can be used to store small containers of chemicals. They stop liquids from spilling out when liquid transfer occurs and settling on the floor of the workplace or polluting the surroundings. They can be easily stored and stacked in chemical storage areas to increase safety and hygiene.
Spill trays are available in various sizes and capacities, based on the type and amount of liquids handled in your workplace. They are typically shallow and sturdy, making them ideal for containing accidental spills and leaks from various industrial processes. 10ft Storage Containers are able to capture spills and drips that come from fuel containers, jerrycans and oil drums, and other containers.
When selecting the appropriate spill tray for your workplace, consider the materials it is made of and other characteristics. You should also consider whether the liquids handled at your workplace are corrosive toxic, or volatile. This will ensure that your workplace is in compliance with regulatory standards and protect employees and the environment from exposure to dangerous substances.
In addition to the proper storage of chemical containers, additional tools like absorbent mats, gas bottle cages, and oil skimmers can aid in reducing pollution and environmental damage. They are particularly useful in handling toxic, flammable, or corrosive liquids. When combined with a comprehensive spill response plan These tools will help you create a safe and clean working environment.
Depending on the liquids you handle, you may require additional spill response tools like spill kits or chemical cabinets. Utilizing these tools in conjunction with an effective spill management plan can help to reduce the risk of workplace accidents.
Storemasta's collection of spill trays includes different sizes and shapes to meet your chemical storage needs. These spill trays are available in stainless steel or polyethylene to safeguard your workplace from hazardous chemical spills. They are designed to be tough and long-lasting. They can withstand the harsh Australian outdoor environment. They are compatible with a broad variety of chemicals and can be used to contain the leaks that can occur from chemical bottles, fuel containers, batteries, and many other types of equipment.