Shop IBC Totes by Grade
Choose the grade listing, then compare size and condition. Review the actual lot history for your intended use.
Choosing IBC Totes
275 or 330 Gallons?
Start with the volume needed per tote. The 330-gallon option has 55 gallons more nominal capacity than 275 gallons; compare the exact footprint, height and loaded handling requirements. Ask for dimensions, pallet configuration, empty weight and outlet details for the actual unit.
Compare sizesUsed or Reconditioned?
Reconditioned and rinsed refer to the same range here. Ask what preparation, inspection and component work were performed on the offered lot. Condition and grade are separate choices. Match the history and preparation to your intended use.
Compare conditionsMatch Grade to the Application
Choose the food-grade or non-food-grade listing separately from size and condition. Review prior contents, body and gasket materials, preparation and the proposed application. Confirm the exact offered lot rather than relying on appearance.
Compare gradesPlan Pickup, Delivery and the Complete Order
Send quantity, intended use, delivery ZIP and unloading arrangements to compare the offered lot and delivered total. Pickup is available by arrangement in Tampa, Florida and Pennsville, New Jersey. Delivery sourcing in other areas is confirmed for your order.
Questions Before Choosing a Tote
What Information Belongs in My Quote Request?
Specify size, condition, grade, quantity, intended contents and destination. Add required outlet connections, dimensions and handling constraints. Request current photos and the available lot history.
Do Product Choices Represent Live Stock?
These pages organize the recorded catalog. Availability, price and the actual lot are confirmed with the quote. Representative images do not establish stock or suitability.
Can I Change One Choice Without Starting Over?
Use the product’s size, condition and grade options to open the matching product page. Category refinements only show the choices that remain open on that page.