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275-Gallon Reconditioned IBC Totes

A 275 gallon reconditioned IBC tote is the compact caged container after it has been rinsed and inspected, so it arrives closer to ready for its next job. It suits buyers who want the smaller, lower-profile tote without starting from a container sold straight out of service.

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275-gallon reconditioned non-food-grade IBC tote from the Bulk photo library

275-Gallon Reconditioned Non-Food-Grade IBC Tote

Item 275-IBC-RINS-NONFOOD

40 × 48 × 46 in · 135 lb

From $85.00 / EachPennsville, NJ pickup · 30+ totesQuantity / Price Each · Pickup Location
1–5$110.006–9$105.0010–29$100.0030+$95.00
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275-gallon reconditioned food-grade IBC tote from the Bulk photo library

275-Gallon Reconditioned Food-Grade IBC Tote

Item 275-IBC-RINS-FOOD

40 × 48 × 46 in · 135 lb

From $105.00 / EachPennsville, NJ pickup · 30+ totesQuantity / Price Each · Pickup Location
1–5$120.006–9$115.0010–29$110.0030+$105.00
Pickup prices · Freight and tax excluded

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Product MOQ: 1 Tote

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Reconditioned 275 gallon IBC totes, explained

On this site, "reconditioned" and "rinsed" describe the same range: totes that have been cleaned or rinsed and then inspected before sale. The amount of work can differ from lot to lot, so the right question is not "is it reconditioned?" but "what was done to this lot?" Ask whether valves, caps or gaskets were checked or replaced, and how the bottle was rinsed.

The 275 gallon size keeps everything about the compact format: an approximately 40 × 48 inch footprint, a height of about 46 inches and an empty weight of about 135 lb. Construction is typically an HDPE bottle in a galvanized steel tubular cage on a forklift-accessible pallet base, with a top fill cap (commonly 6 inches) and a bottom discharge valve (commonly 2 inches). If you have not settled on size yet, start at the 275 gallon IBC tote overview; if condition is the open question, the reconditioned IBC totes hub explains the rinsed range in full.

Why pair the smaller size with a reconditioned tote

Less prep on arrival

A rinsed and inspected tote cuts the cleaning you need to do before first use, which matters when you have no wash bay or are buying for staff who just need a working container.

Easier to handle

The lower height makes the inside easier to see and reach through the top opening, so a final inspection or rinse on your end is quicker than on a taller unit.

Right-sized batches

Many small producers, farms and shops turn over 275 gallons faster than 330, so the contents spend less time sitting in the tote between refills.

Questions to ask about a reconditioned lot

Because preparation varies, work through these with us before you buy:

  1. What did the totes hold before, and does that fit your grade requirement?
  2. How were they rinsed or cleaned, and were they inspected inside and out?
  3. Were any components replaced, such as valves, caps or gaskets?
  4. What pallet type is on the lot: steel, plastic or composite?
  5. Can you see current photos of the actual lot? (Yes; photos on the site are representative, and current ones are available on request through tote photos and order review.)

If your use involves food or ingredients, read reconditioned food-grade IBC totes first. If it does not, reconditioned non-food-grade IBC totes are usually the more economical match.

Side-by-side with the nearest alternatives

275 reconditioned275 used330 reconditioned
Capacity275 gal275 gal330 gal
Approx. size40 × 48 × 46 in40 × 48 × 46 in48 × 40 × 53 in
Approx. empty weight135 lb135 lb150 lb
PreparationRinsed and inspectedAs returned from serviceRinsed and inspected
Best whenYou want the compact tote with less cleanupYou will clean everything yourselfYou want more volume per footprint

Choosing between the two condition levels at this size? The 275 gallon used IBC totes page covers the as-returned option. Weighing size instead? The 330 gallon reconditioned IBC totes give 55 more gallons for roughly 7 extra inches of height.

Where a reconditioned 275 gallon tote earns its keep

Because a reconditioned tote has already had the worst of its residue removed, it also makes a sensible choice for buyers who lack the water supply, drainage or time to rinse dozens of containers themselves. Whatever the job, confirm the tote is suitable for the specific product and for any rules that apply to you. A rinse is a starting point, not a substitute for your own suitability check.

Getting them to you

Reconditioned 275s can be collected by arrangement from our Pennsville, NJ and Tampa, FL yards; see pickup locations for details. Delivered orders go LTL for smaller quantities, quoted to your ZIP, and full truckloads of roughly 60 totes are quoted individually with quantity pricing.

Request pricing for 275 gallon reconditioned totes

Tell us the size, condition, grade, quantity, intended use and delivery ZIP on the quote request form, or call 484-787-7479. Availability, price and the details of the lot's preparation are confirmed in your quote.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between reconditioned and rinsed totes?

On this site they mean the same range: totes that were cleaned or rinsed and inspected before sale. The amount of work can vary between lots, so ask what preparation and component work was done on the specific lot you are quoted, including any valve, cap or gasket replacement.

Is a 275 gallon reconditioned tote ready for food use?

Not automatically. Reconditioning reduces residue, but you still need to confirm previous contents, cleaning and suitability for your product and any regulatory requirements. If food contact is the goal, start with a reconditioned food-grade listing and ask for the lot's history before ordering.

Why choose 275 over 330 if both are reconditioned?

The 275 is about 46 inches tall versus about 53 inches for the 330, and roughly 15 lb lighter empty. Buyers pick it for low clearances, trailers, easier top access and smaller batch sizes. If floor space is the constraint and height is not, the 330 holds more on a similar footprint.

Can I see the actual totes before buying?

Yes. Photos on the site are representative, and current photos of the lot being offered are available on request before you order. Ask for close-ups of the bottle interior, valve, cage and pallet if any of those matter for your application.