Chemical Storage Containers
Chemical storage containers are perfect for storage and transporting bulk chemicals and materials that are both hazardous and non-hazardous. They are sturdy and can withstand punctures and impacts.
Store organic solvents and flammable liquids in separate containers. 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 secure from heat sources.
Stainless Steel IBC Tote
IBC Totes in stainless steel are designed to transport and store bulk liquids, powders and granules. They are an intermediate container solution that can be used between small containers and industrial tanks. They offer many benefits to companies working in the chemical sector and across a broad range of industries.
The stainless steel construction 304 offers superior resistance to corrosion most chemicals and liquids. This tough material is easy to clean and sanitize, providing an effective and safe use. Stainless steel has a lifespan of up to 20 years and is extremely durable. IBCs made of SS can be easily cleaned, repurposed and even reused for a different application. This is a huge benefit over the long term.
IBC totes are constructed to be robust and stable that ensures the safety of those handling them as well as the environment. These totes are designed to meet industry standards and regulations. This adds an extra layer of security for their contents. This is particularly important for companies that are committed to workplace safety and environmental sustainability.
With a standard base dimension of 42" x 48", IBC tanks have the capacity to be stacked over one another, maximizing storage space. This design is space-saving and can help reduce costs by cutting down on the floor space of warehouses and transportation vehicles.
IBCs made of stainless steel can be customized with different fittings such as lids, valves, and liners, based on the needs of your business. This customization is especially beneficial for companies that have specialized processes or work setups that require specific equipment to ensure safe handling of materials and products.
Standard stainless steel IBC tanks have heavy-duty 10 gauge metal shell, 2" sloped bottom to allow for drainage and to completely eliminate heel (cargo residue), the 2" stainless steel ball valve, with an EPDM gasket on the 22" manway and a 3'' Rieke or Fusible automatic pressure release vent. Camlock quick connect couplers, angled offset valve components and other custom options are available on request to match your specific requirements.
The inner tank has a sloping base and an ordinary 2" bung. This makes it easy for rapid and efficient cleaning, draining and refilling. A slanted cap is included to allow you to access the tank and to protect the contents. The standard IBC includes a mix of stacking lugs and lifting lugs and leg positioning devices that provide access to pallet jacks and forklifts. 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 versatile sturdy container that provides many advantages. It is suitable for storing and transporting diverse substances, including dry chemical, liquids materials, granular materials, and powders. The containers are also designed to minimize contamination by blocking moisture and air from getting to the contents. This helps to prevent the degradation of the product, saving businesses money. Additionally, the design of IBC totes allows for easy access and discharge via the built-in valve or nozzle.
The IBC tote is also simple to clean, which is important for containers that hold potentially hazardous substances or food products. The containers can be cleaned and sterilized quickly and efficiently using steamers or pressure washers. These containers are also durable enough to stand up to harsh conditions.
Based on the purpose and use, IBC totes are available in various materials, sizes, and designs. Rigid plastic IBC totes are molded from high-density polyethylene that is safe for a range of materials and applications. They are available in different capacities, from 275 to 330 US gallons, and they can be double-stacked for transport. 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 substances as well as beverages and food items. They can be stack up to four inches high, and they have an integrated drain valve that reduces the amount of leftover product left after emptying. This can help to save space in distribution centers and warehouses and make them easier to handle.
Many individuals are using the IBC tote for home and garden use as well. By cutting the sides and adding doors, you can repurpose it as a hutch for a rabbit. These containers can be used to store organic waste and compost. These containers are ideal to store water for livestock. Some people utilize them as a sustainable and sustainable alternative to traditional rain barrels.
Confined Space Containers
If you work with an array of liquids and chemicals in your business you'll need totes that are able to handle the task. IBC totes (intermediate bulk containers) are tough industrial-grade vessels designed with storage of chemicals and transportation in mind. These containers are made from a variety of materials, including plastic and stainless steel. These containers come in a variety of sizes and shapes. Some IBCs are designed to handle liquids, while others can handle solids such as powders and grains.
Poly composite IBCs are very popular among businesses who require a reusable container for nonhazardous materials. These totes are made from high-density polyethylene that can withstand a variety of conditions. They are resistant to corrosion, which is particularly useful when you store the abrasive chemicals or other substances that can cause metal to corrode. Caged IBCs are an ideal choice for those who work with hazardous materials as their caged design helps contain volatile chemicals and prevent explosions or spills.
IBCs made of stainless steel are cost-effective for storing and shipping hazardous chemicals such as toxic fluids and corrosive substances. Confined Space Containers can withstand very high temperatures, and are often equipped with vents that let out the vapors in the event of an incident. They can be used to store a variety of liquids, such as industrial chemicals paints and dyes pharmaceuticals, and lubricants.
Some IBC containers are specifically designed for dispensing or mixing and are equipped with a nozzle, or a valve that can be connected to the tube. This permits you to effortlessly dispensing your items without opening the container. This will help ensure the safety of workers and prevent accidents or spills which can damage the facility or cause harm to wildlife.
Many farmers utilize IBC totes for storage and transport of water to their livestock. These totes can also be used to water gardens and plants, as well for drinking and washing. However, it is important to make sure that any used IBC tanks or totes you buy are food-safe. If they were previously used to store hazardous chemicals, they could leach into the water and make it unsafe for livestock or pets.
Polyethylene Spill Tray
A polyethylene spill tray can be used to store small containers of chemicals. They stop liquids from spilling out during transfer of liquids, and ending up on the ground of the workplace or polluting it. They can be easily stacked and stored in chemical storage areas to increase the safety and hygiene.
Spill trays are available in different dimensions and capacities to meet the type and size of liquids handled at your workplace. They are typically shallow and sturdy, making them ideal for containing spills and leaks that result from a range of industrial processes. They can be used to collect spills and drips from chemical bottles, fuel containers, jerrycans, or oil drums.
When selecting the appropriate spill tray for your workplace, consider the materials used and other important features. It is important to determine if the liquids handled in your workplace are corrosive, toxic, or volatile. This will ensure your workplace is in compliance with standards of safety and protect employees and the environment against exposure to dangerous substances.
Other tools, such as absorbent mats and gas bottle cages, may help reduce environmental damage and contamination. These tools are especially useful when dealing with flammable, toxic or corrosive liquids. These tools, when paired with a spill reaction strategy that is comprehensive, can aid in creating an environment that is safe and healthy for your employees. environment.
Depending on the liquids you handle, you may require additional tools for responding to spills, such as spill kits or chemical cabinets. By using these tools along with a comprehensive spill management strategy you can lower the risk of injuries and accidents occurring in the workplace.
Storemasta offers a range of spill trays in various sizes and shapes to meet your chemical storage needs. These spill trays come in stainless steel or polyethylene to protect your workplace from harmful chemical spills. They are designed to last and long-lasting, and are able to stand up to the harsh Australian outdoor environment. They are compatible with a wide range of chemicals and can be used to stop leaks from chemical bottles batteries, fuel containers and other types of equipment.