Showing 15 of 24 published Plastic Drum listings near Pittsburgh, PA.
Average pricing by condition based on 3 active listings
| Condition | Avg. Price | Available Qty | Listings |
|---|---|---|---|
| Food Grade | $9.00 | 200 | 1 |
| Used | $8.50 | 340 | 2 |
Prices reflect current market averages for plastic drum in Pittsburgh, PA, with 540 units available across all conditions. View full price index
What you'll gain: Find reliable 55-gallon plastic drums at 40-60% below new prices, with local suppliers who deliver to your door in Pittsburgh.
You save significant money compared to new drums. A new 55-gallon drum costs $80-120. Used drums cost $35-84 each. That's real savings for your business.
Used drums work just as well as new ones when properly cleaned and inspected. Many companies use them for:
Water storage
Chemical transport
Food ingredients
Industrial materials
Open-head drums have removable lids. Think of them like giant buckets. Use these when you need to put solid materials inside or clean them easily.
Tight-head drums are sealed with small openings on top. Picture a large bottle. These work best for liquids.
Showing 15 of 24 published Plastic Drum listings near Pittsburgh, PA.
Industrial-grade drums may have chemical residues. Only use these for non-food materials.
RePackify offers used 55-gallon plastic drums in Pittsburgh area. They provide:
Food-grade and industrial options
Full and partial truckload quantities
Custom quotes based on your needs
Local industrial suppliers also carry used drums. You can find them through:
Online industrial directories
Local classified ads
Word-of-mouth from other businesses
Prices depend on several factors:
Single drum: $65-84
Bulk orders (48+ drums): $35-40 each
Condition affects price
Food-grade costs more than industrial-grade
Example: A restaurant buying 10 drums for oil storage might pay $50 each. A manufacturer buying 100 drums for chemical transport might pay $38 each.
Step 1: Know what you need
How many drums?
What will you store?
Open-head or tight-head?
Food-grade required?
Step 2: Inspect before buying
Check for cracks
Look at the gasket (rubber seal)
Verify UN/DOT ratings if shipping hazardous materials
Smell inside for chemical odors
Step 3: Compare quotes
Get prices from multiple suppliers
Ask about delivery costs
Confirm minimum order quantities
Step 4: Arrange delivery
Most suppliers deliver in Pennsylvania
Partial truckloads available for smaller orders
Schedule delivery when you can inspect drums
Don't buy drums that:
Have visible cracks or holes
Smell strongly of chemicals (unless that's what you need)
Lack proper UN/DOT markings
Come without any cleaning documentation
Start with a simple phone call or email. Tell the supplier:
How many drums you need
What you'll store in them
Your delivery location
Your timeline
Most suppliers respond within 24 hours with pricing and availability.
Remember: buying used drums is common in industry. You're not getting inferior products. You're getting proven containers at smart prices.
Bulk plastic drum procurement in Pittsburgh