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IBC Totes Specifications & Guide

Everything you need to know about recycling ibc totes

Size Options

Condition Grades

60 totes

Truckload Capacity

IBC Tote Sizes & Specifications

Capacity	Dimensions	Weight	Pallet Base	Valve Size	Common Usage
275 Gallon	48×40×46 inches	128-145 lbs (empty)	48×40 wood or plastic	2-inch NPT	Most common size - 80% of market
330 Gallon	48×40×53 inches	140-150 lbs (empty)	48×40 wood or plastic	2-inch NPT	Higher capacity applications
350 Gallon	48×40×57 inches	150-160 lbs (empty)	48×40 wood or plastic	2-inch NPT	Maximum capacity standard size
220 Gallon	39×31×46 inches	110-120 lbs (empty)	39×31 custom	2-inch NPT	Compact applications, tight spaces

IBC Tote Condition Grades

NewPremium

Brand new IBC totes, never used

Characteristics

Best For

Food grade, pharmaceuticals, critical applications

Pricing

100% of market price

Rebottled

NEW bottle installed in original cage - FOOD GRADE SAFE

Characteristics

IBC Tote Truckload Quantities

Truck Type / Variant	Quantity	Weight	Stack Height	Notes
275 Gallon Empty - 53' Dry Van	60 totes	7,680-8,700 lbs	2 high (30 floor positions)	Standard loading - 30 positions × 2 high
330 Gallon Empty - 53' Dry Van	48 totes	6,720-7,200 lbs	2 high (24 floor positions)	Taller totes reduce height clearance
275 Gallon Empty - 48' Dry Van	52 totes	6,656-7,540 lbs	2 high (26 floor positions)	Shorter trailer reduces positions
275 Gallon Empty - Flatbed	30 totes	3,840-4,350 lbs	Single layer	Height restrictions, no stacking
275 Gallon Full - 53' Dry Van	18-20 totes	45,720-50,800 lbs	Single layer	Weight-limited, not space-limited

Pickup Guide

What to Expect

How to Prepare

Drain Completely

Ensure all totes are completely drained and rinsed if previously contained chemicals

Recycling IBC Tote - FAQ

4 Questions