Every IBC tote, every grade — none of the waste.
We stock five product families: used, reconditioned, new & rebottled, accessories, and upcycled products. Every tank is graded by prior contents and wash level so you buy the right tote the first time.
Five families, one closed loop.
Whatever stage of life your tote is in, there's a home for it here — and a lower-carbon option for whatever you need next.
Four grades. Match yours to your product.
For anything you'd eat, drink, or feed
Bottles that only ever held FDA-approved, food-safe contents — sweeteners, vinegar, glycerin, edible oils. Shipped with prior-contents documentation for consumables, animal feed, and potable water.
For chemicals, soaps & manufacturing
Previously used for non-hazardous industrial liquids like surfactants, water-treatment chemicals, and lubricants. Ideal for manufacturing, non-consumable agriculture, and equipment work.
Washed, tested & restored
A used bottle professionally rinsed or hot-washed, pressure-tested, and re-caged where needed. Function and cleanliness restored without the carbon cost of new plastic.
New bottle, reclaimed cage
A brand-new, never-filled HDPE bottle installed into a structurally-sound reclaimed steel cage and pallet. A factory-fresh interior at a fraction of a fully new unit's impact.
Still deciding? Our grades explained guide walks through how to verify prior contents, and the food-grade guide covers everything food and beverage operations need to source compliant tanks.
Same footprint. Taller bottle.
The 275-gallon (1,040 L) tote is the workhorse; the 330-gallon (1,250 L) is the same 40" × 48" GMA-pallet footprint with a taller bottle for 20% more capacity per pallet position. Both palletize two-abreast and stack two-high full — roughly 40 fit in a 53' dry van.
Choose 275 when weight or overhead clearance is tight; choose 330 to squeeze more gallons out of every freight lane. Full dimensions, tare weights, and truckload math live on the size chart.
Compare sizes →Buying used isn't recycling. It's preventing manufacturing.
Every reconditioned or rebottled tote you buy avoids the energy and virgin HDPE needed to mold a new bottle. A tank reused ten times spreads its original footprint across ten service lives — an order-of-magnitude win over single-use packaging, and better than recycling because nothing has to be re-melted. When a bottle finally retires, we granulate the HDPE and bale the steel cage, keeping roughly 99% of the unit in the circular economy.
Before you order.
What's the difference between used, reconditioned, and rebottled totes?
Which grade do I need for food or drinking water?
Do you sell 275 and 330 gallon totes?
Is buying used really better for the environment?
Ready to reclaim?
Whether you're buying twenty totes or offloading a yard full of empties, tell us what you need. We reply by email within one business day.