New
Mount Pleasant, SC · 51 mi away
Min. order 175
29 listings · Available Listings near North Charleston, SC
New
Mount Pleasant, SC · 51 mi away
Min. order 175
Used
Saint Augustine, FL · 222 mi away
Min. order 130
Reconditioned · 24x24x35in
Bridgeton, NC · 231 mi away
New
Ormond Beach, FL · 256 mi away
Min. order 208
Used
Daytona Beach, FL · 260 mi away
Min. order 208
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29 Plastic Drums listings within 500 miles of North Charleston, SC. Prices range from $12.98 to $32.43 per unit.
| Condition | Avg. Price |
|---|---|
| New | $18.84 |
| Reconditioned | $15.54 |
| Used | $13.78 |
| Damaged (Salvage) | $5.44 |
A variety of 50-gallon plastic drums, both new and gently used, are available at Repackify. These drums are ideal for storing and transporting bulky objects because of their 50-gallon capacity. They are capable of handling consumer items, petrol, oil, dry commodities, and fluids. Choosing secondhand drums can result in considerable financial savings.
Our goal is to help businesses that use plastic drums run more efficiently. In order to facilitate simple transactions in North Charleston, our specialized marketplace links buyers and sellers by providing Plastic Drums in a range of circumstances.
Plastic drums are a superior option for securely storing non-toxic items like food and beverages, whereas plastic drums are perfect for industrial products and chemicals. Choose the plastic drum that best suits your needs by looking through our assortment. We handle every aspect of shipping, so placing an order is simple.
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A 55-gallon HDPE drum is about 23.3" in diameter and 34.75" tall, slightly larger than the 22.5" x 33.5" steel drum, and weighs 20 to 28 lbs empty, roughly half a steel drum. A 30-gallon drum is 19" x 29" (13 to 16 lbs) and a 15-gallon drum 15" x 26" (8 to 10 lbs).
HDPE resists most acids, bases, and salts and does not rust, which is why it is preferred over steel for corrosive liquids. It is not suitable for strong solvents or contents held continuously above about 120°F, where steel is the right drum, and tight-head HDPE drums are UV-stabilized for outdoor storage.
A reconditioned drum has been cleaned and inspected and can hold product again when the new contents are compatible with the prior fill; hazmat use still needs a valid UN marking from a DOT-certified reconditioner. A used drum is sold as-is, with prior contents disclosed when the seller knows them, and suits compatible reuse or feedstock for a reconditioner. Damaged drums go to HDPE recycling; grade says nothing about head type, so check the 2" bung tight-head or bolt-ring open-head separately.
Only if it was food-grade to begin with, has been reconditioned, and carries the reconditioner's potable-water certification; a food-contact certificate alone does not approve drinking water. HDPE absorbs a fraction of what it holds, so a drum that held chemicals should not be reused for food or water regardless of cleaning; look for a 55-gallon drum whose listed prior contents were food or beverage.
The same floor layout as steel: 104 empty drums single-tier on 26 drum pallets, 208 double-stacked, 200 or more loose. Filled with water a plastic drum is about 480 lbs, so roughly 90 reach the 45,000-lb payload, a few more than steel.