Buy Used Metal Drums in Ewa Beach, HI

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3 Metal Drums listings within 500 miles of Ewa Beach, HI. Additional nationwide listings follow the nearby results. Prices range from $10.38 to $16.87 per unit.

Metal Drums Prices in Hawaii

What buyers pay by condition

ConditionAvg. Price
New$70.44
Reconditioned$46.50
Used$12.89
Damaged (Salvage)$4.93

Metal Drums price index for Hawaii

About Ewa Beach

Ewa Beach Supplier & Recycler of Used Metal Drums

In need of metal drums in Ewa Beach, HI? We offer a variety of metal drums, whether you're looking for new, used, or reconditioned options.

Services Offered:

  • Buy Metal Drums: Purchase new or used metal drums for your needs.

  • Sell Metal Drums: We buy metal drums in different conditions, making it easy to dispose of excess or used drums.

Pricing Estimates:

  • New Metal Drums: Typically priced between $45.00 and $75.00 each.

  • Used Metal Drums: Generally cost between $25.00 and $40.00 each.

  • Reconditioned Metal Drums: Usually range from $35.00 to $60.00 each.

Conditions:

  • New: Brand new, never-used metal drums.

  • Used: Drums that have been previously used but are still functional.

  • Reconditioned: Drums that have been cleaned and inspected to meet safety standards.

Sizes:

  • Common Sizes:

  • 30-Gallon (113.6 liters)

  • 55-Gallon (208.2 liters)

  • 85-Gallon (321.8 liters)

Service Areas:

We serve the following zip codes in Ewa Beach:

  • 96706

  • 96707

  • 96792

For updated pricing and more details, visit our price index page for metal drums.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are standard 55-gallon drum dimensions?

A closed-head 55-gallon steel drum is 22.5" in diameter and 33.5" tall and weighs 38 to 48 lbs empty; the open-head version is about 34.75" tall because of the bolt ring and weighs 45 to 55 lbs. A 30-gallon drum is 19" x 28.5" (22 to 30 lbs) and a 16-gallon drum 15" x 26.5" (15 to 20 lbs). The 85-gallon overpack, 27" x 39", is for containing a damaged drum.

What is the difference between open-head and tight-head drums?

A tight-head drum has a sealed top with 2" and 3/4" bungs and is for liquids. An open-head drum has a removable lid held by a bolt ring or lever lock and is for solids, pastes, and anything you scoop out. Lined drums add an epoxy or phenolic interior for corrosive or food-grade contents.

What is a reconditioned drum?

A reconditioned drum has been professionally cleaned, tested, and certified for reuse, and is the grade to buy when the drum will hold product again, provided the new contents are compatible with what it held before and any hazmat use has a valid UN marking from a DOT-certified reconditioner. Used drums are sold as-is, with prior contents disclosed when the seller knows them, and suit non-critical storage. Damaged drums are sold for scrap value only; grade says nothing about head type, so check the 33.5" closed-head or 34.75" open-head height separately.

Can a used steel drum hold food or drinking water?

Only a lined, reconditioned drum that was previously food-grade and that the reconditioner certifies for food or potable use; the grade alone is not enough. An unlined drum that held oil, solvents, or chemicals cannot be made food-safe by cleaning. Listings state the last contents when the seller knows them, so filter by prior contents before buying a 55-gallon drum for potable use.

How many drums fit on a truck?

Empty 55-gallon drums: a 53-foot dry van carries 104 single-tier on 26 drum pallets of 4, 208 double-stacked, or 200 or more loose and tight-packed. Filled with water, weight governs: about 84 drums on 21 pallets reach the 45,000-lb payload. An 85-gallon overpack is 27" across, so only 2 fit on a 48" drum pallet.