Safely store and handle liquids with these light duty intermediate bulk containers, designed for reliable performance in industrial and commercial environments.
Available on either wooden or plastic pallets, these containers offer a secure, stackable solution for transporting and storing a wide range of non-hazardous and compatible liquids.
Product Features
- Light duty construction suitable for a wide variety of liquid storage tasks
- Choice of wooden or plastic pallet base to suit handling and site requirements
- Robust pallet base for easy lifting and transport by forklift or pallet truck
- Stackable design to maximise warehouse and yard space
- Secure container body to help minimise spills and product loss
- Ideal for bulk deliveries and decanting into smaller containers
Key Specifications
| Option | Max. load (kg) |
|---|---|
| Wooden pallet base | 1666 |
| Plastic pallet base | 1957 |
| Price range (excluding VAT) | £756.00 - £1101.60 |
| Typical use | Bulk liquid storage and handling |
Applications
- Storing process liquids in workshops, warehouses, and production areas
- Transporting bulk liquid products between sites or to customers
- Buffer storage for filling and decanting operations
- Temporary storage of compatible liquids during maintenance or shutdowns
- Use in distribution centres and logistics operations handling liquid goods
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between the wooden and plastic pallet options?
The wooden pallet version offers reliable performance for general use, while the plastic pallet option provides a higher maximum load capacity and is often preferred where moisture resistance and easier cleaning are required.
How do I choose the right maximum load capacity for my application?
Consider the total weight of the liquid and any additional handling forces. Select a container whose maximum load comfortably exceeds your expected filled weight, allowing a safety margin for safe lifting, stacking, and transport.
Are these containers suitable for stacking in a warehouse?
Yes, these containers are designed to be stackable when used within their stated maximum load limits and in accordance with safe stacking practices. Always ensure the supporting surface is level and that loads are evenly distributed.