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Caged IBC totes are one of, if not the most commonly used, of all current intermediate bulk container design types. Caged IBC totes are handling and shipping containers for the storing, transit, and operation integration of various commodities, with the most common being water. Caged IBCs are often utilized as one-use containers, especially when it comes to hazardous materials, but are also suitable for reuse under many conditions.[1] This IBC type often features an interior liner, blow-mold manufactured from polyethylene, that is structurally supported by a protective cage frame, often of galvanized steel composition. Caged IBCs are engineered for the bulk handling of liquids, semi-solids, as well as solid materials. All materials can present certain safety and compatibility concerns, especially hazardous liquids,[2] and proper guidance is always recommended whenever using caged IBC totes for harsh chemicals.
- ^ "Guidelines for the Reuse of Intermediate Bulk Containers (IBCs)" (PDF). RIBCA.org.
- ^ "Guidance for the storage of liquids in intermediate bulk containers" (PDF). Solvents Industry Association.