IBC Containers

An IBC tank, a frequent choice for businesses, is ideal for storing significant quantities of either perilous or non-perilous liquids and similar materials. It’s unsuitable for solid hazardous and non-hazardous waste transport. Yet, some can handle sludge, slurry, and various chemical waste types.

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IBC Container Sizes

IBC containers, tailored for bulk waste storage and transit, offer capacious solutions for liquid and non-solid waste. Their cubic design optimises storage efficiency compared to cylindrical counterparts like hefty drums. IBC container dimensions vary, offering versatility to meet your requirements.

Select from these common IBC container sizes to accommodate your commercial waste:

1. 600-litre IBC container: Ideal for compact storage in limited premises before collection.
2. 800-litre IBC container: A medium-sized option, stackable for space efficiency while holding substantial waste quantities.
3. 1,000-litre IBC container: Among the largest IBC tanks, suited for businesses generating substantial liquid waste consistently.

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IBC Container Details

Even if you just have non-hazardous liquid to get rid of, IBC tanks provide a large, convenient, and secure option.

Collection Frequency:

Daily, weekly, fortnightly or ad hoc collection

Waste Type:

Hazardous Waste

Liquid Waste

What Can You Put
In An IBC Container?

You can use an IBC tank to separately store both hazardous and non-hazardous waste types. They can only be used to keep liquid and viscous materials including sludge and slurry – not solid waste. Check the capacity, any weight limits, and whether the specific IBC tank you have can store hazardous materials first.

Generally, IBC tanks can hold:

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