APR The APR®, an all-poly, reusable intermediate bulk container used in food and chemical commercial applications, is a durable design that promotes longer container life, low maintenance costs, and corrosion resistance while storing liquids up to a 1.9 specific gravity.
The APR® meets all UN requirements for PG II and 1.9 specific gravity.
Tuff Tank II By combining a rotationally molded polyethylene bottle inside a steel, heavy-duty wire mesh cage, the Tuff Tank II™ remains one of the industry′s most rugged and long-lasting IBCs. The frame is designed to be safely hoisted using the lifting lugs and can be used in conjunction with cable slings. The Tuff Tank II™ can transport your shipments of hazardous and corrosive liquids, chemicals, petrochemicals, and food liquids with complete confidence and environmental safety.
The Tuff Tank II™ is a UN31HA1 composite IBC. The Tuff Tank II™ is approved for shipment of hazardous materials as authorized in 49 CFR 172.101, Table of Hazardous Materials and Special Provisions. The Tuff Tank II™ is built in accordance with IMO section 26 and can be used per Appendix 1 to section 26. NMFC Item 41024, Sub 3, Class 125.
Liquitote Jacketed IBC The Jacketed Liquitote® is the answer to your cooling or heating storage issues. With all the standard features and benefits of our original Liquitote®, this IBC is ideal for heating or chilling temperature sensitive liquid products.
Note : Shown in stainless steel.
Hoover Follower Plate IBC The Hoover Follower Plate Intermediate Bulk Container (IBC) is excellent for storing or transporting viscous products such as ink, grease, mastic, wax and peanut butter. The unique design utilizes air pressure to apply force onto a follower plate. The follower plate forces the viscous product in a uniform manner to the center discharge, wiping the inner sidewalls of residual material and maximizing product yield. Additionally, controlling the movement of viscous products prevents cavitation, reducing pump maintenance.
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