Chemical Storage Containers
Chemical storage containers are ideal to store and transport bulk chemicals and other materials that are both hazardous and non-hazardous. They are durable, and can withstand impacts and punctures.
Store organic solvents and liquids that are flammable separately. Acids should be stored away from bases. Separate gases into their respective storage areas (oxidizing gas from gases that are flammable). Keep compressed gas cylinders away from sources of heat.
Stainless Steel IBC Tote
Steel stainless IBC totes are designed to transport and storage of bulk liquids, powders, and granules. They are an intermediate container solution that is positioned between small containers and industrial tanks. They are a great solution for companies working in the chemical and other industries.
The 304 stainless-steel structure provides superior resistance to corrosion in most liquids and chemicals. This durable material is simple to clean and sanitize, ensuring safe and effective use. Stainless steel has a life span of up to 20 years and is extremely robust. IBCs made of SS can be easily cleaned, reused and even reused for a different application. This offers a significant benefit over the long term.
IBC totes have been designed to be durable and stable to ensure safety for handlers as well as for the environment. These totes are designed to meet industry standards and regulations. This provides an extra layer of security for their contents. This is particularly important for companies that are committed to workplace safety and environmental sustainability.
IBC tanks can be stack up to three feet high due to their standard base dimensions of 42" by 48". This provides the most storage space. This design aids in reducing costs by cutting down on the floor space needed in warehouses and on transport vehicles.
IBCs made of stainless steel can be customized with different fittings such as lids, valves and liners, depending on the needs of your business. This customization is particularly useful for companies that have special applications and work setups that require special equipment for safe handling of products and materials.
The standard stainless steel IBC tank features heavy duty 10 gauge 304 grade metal shell, 2 inches of slopped bottom to allow for drainage and virtually eliminate heel (cargo residual) and a 2'' ball valve made of 316 stainless steel with an manway opening 22 inches with EPDM gasket, and 3" Rieke or fusible pressure relief vent. Camlock quick connect couplers offset valves with angled angles, and other customized options are available on request to meet your specific needs.
The slopped bottom of the inner tank and a standard 2'' bung allows for quick and efficient draining, cleaning, and refilling. A slanted lid is provided to make it easy to access and protect the contents of the tank. The standard IBC is equipped with a combination stacking/lifting system and leg positioning devices 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.
IBC Tote made of polyethylene
The plastic IBC tote comes with many benefits. It can be used to store and transport diverse substances that include liquids, dry chemicals, granular materials, and powders. These containers are also designed to minimize the risk of contamination by preventing moisture and air from getting to the contents. This helps to prevent the degradation of the product and saves businesses money. The design of IBC totes also allow for easy access via the built-in valve or nozzle.
The IBC tote is easily cleaned, which is essential when it comes to containers containing potentially dangerous substances or foods. The containers can be cleaned and sterilized quickly and efficiently using steamers or pressure washers. They are also sturdy enough to withstand the harshest conditions.
Based on the purpose and purpose, IBC totes are available in various materials, sizes and designs. The rigid plastic IBC totes are made of a high-density polyethylene material that is safe for a variety of applications and substances. These containers come in a variety of capacities, ranging from 275 to 332 US gallons. They can also be double-stacked during transportation. Galvanized steel caged IBC Totes are also available for industrial use. They are constructed of carbon steel and coated with a protective coating of galvanized to stop corrosion.
Caged IBC Totes are used to store and transport hazardous and non-hazardous chemical products, as well beverage and food items. They can be stacked up to four and come with a built in drain valve to reduce the amount of product that remains after emptying. This can help to save space in distribution centers, and makes them easier for manual operation.
Many people are using the IBC tote for their garden and home use as well. For instance, they can be used as a hutch for rabbits by cutting the sides of the tank, and then adding doors. These containers can also be used to store compost and other organic waste. They are also a good choice for storing livestock water. Many people use them as an eco-friendly and sustainable alternative to traditional rain barrels.
Polypropylene IBC Tote
If your company handles many different chemicals and liquids, you need totes robust enough to withstand the job. IBC totes are industrial containers that are designed to store chemicals and for transportation. They are made of different materials, such as plastic and stainless steel. 6ft Shipping Containers are available in a variety of sizes and shapes. Some IBCs are designed to handle liquids, whereas others can handle solids like powders and grains.
Poly composite IBCs are popular for companies that require a reusable container for non-hazardous materials. These totes are made from high-density polyethylene, which are able to withstand a variety of conditions. They are resistant to corrosion, which is beneficial when you are storing chemical substances that are abrasive or which can corrode metal. Caged IBCs can also be used for hazardous materials. Their caged structure can help to contain volatile chemicals, preventing explosions and spills.
IBCs made of stainless steel are more efficient in the storage and transportation of dangerous chemicals like flammable fluids and corrosive materials. These IBCs can stand up to high temperatures and are usually equipped vents that allow vapors to escape in the event of the event of a fire. They can be used for many liquids, including industrial chemicals, paints and dyes, lubricants, and pharmaceuticals.
Some IBC containers come with an nozzle, valve or hose adapter, which allows them to be used for dispensing and mixing. This allows you to dispensing your items without having to open the container. This will help ensure the safety of your employees and prevent accidents or spills that can cause damage to your facility or harm wildlife.
Many farmers use IBC totes for storing water and moving it to their animals. They can also be used to water gardens and plants, as well for drinking and washing. It is essential 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 and pets.
Polyethylene Spill Tray
A polyethylene spill tray can be used to store small containers of chemicals. They stop liquids from spilling out when liquid transfer occurs and then ending up on the floor of the workplace or polluting the surroundings. They can be easily stacked and stored in chemical storage areas to increase the safety and hygiene.
Spill trays come in a variety of sizes and capacities to accommodate the size and type of liquids that are handled at your workplace. They are small and sturdy and can be used to contain leaks and spills that may occur in industrial processes. They can be used to collect drips and spills that come from chemical bottles, fuel container, jerrycans or oil drums.
When selecting the appropriate spill tray for your workplace, take into consideration its materials and other important features. It is also important to determine if the liquids that are handled in your workplace are corrosive or volatile. This will ensure that your workplace is in compliance with regulations and protect employees and the surroundings from exposure to harmful substances.
Other tools, such as absorbent mats and gas bottle cages, can minimize environmental damage and contamination. They are especially helpful when dealing with toxic, flammable or toxic liquids. These tools, when used with a spill response plan that is comprehensive, will aid in creating an environment that is safe and hygienic for work. environment.
Depending on the liquids handled you may need additional spill response tools like spill kits or chemical cabinets. Utilizing these tools in conjunction with a spill control strategy can help reduce the risk of accidents in the workplace.
Storemasta provides a variety of spill trays available in a variety sizes and shapes to meet your storage needs. These spill trays come in polyethylene or stainless steel to shield your workplace from hazardous chemical spills. They are durable and long-lasting and are able to withstand the harsh Australian outdoor conditions. They are compatible with a variety of chemicals and can be used to stop leaks from equipment like fuel containers, batteries, and chemical bottles.