This is a question we often get and it’s a good question, but it depends on a lot of things. What is the IBC used for, are the filling good dangerous and what means do you have to do it yourself? In some cases it is maybe better to have your IBC’s cleaned professionally. If […]

Our G2 IBC is a reconditioned IBC. Our normal reconditioned IBC’s are as good-as-new and suitable for all products that are not going to be consumed by humans or animals. It’s an economical alternative when the IBC doesn’t need to be in brand-new-condition. Compared to other reconditioned IBC’s the G2 is even cheaper, but will […]

The Environment Agency approach is that packaging can only be considered Hazardous Waste if it is first determined the packaging is itself waste. Following this approach it must be determined if the packaging is reusable or not. The following are examples of when packaging is NOT reusable and therefore waste (potentially Hazardous Waste depending on […]

We have a standard range of best-selling IBC covers on our website that are suitable for any 1000L IBC container. They all have easy handling features to make it easy to tighten them around or over the IBC and to access the valve and lid.

A lot companies don’t realise that their used IBCs which are standing around in their yard are actually worth some money and you definitely don’t have to pay for collection, as many people believe. See what you could get for your used IBCs

When is it better to use a closed dispensing system (CDS) dip-tube IBC container?

Stainless steel IBCs can be used to store a range of products from differing chemicals and liquids to pharmaceuticals and water. They are also very popular within the brewing industry for use during the mash tonne, fermentation and conditioning stages, as well as in the transportation of ales.

At Delta Containers we do more than supply IBCs we also provide a large variety of spare parts and fittings that can be purchased from this website for our customers’ convenience.

IBC containers are often used for catching rainwater for gardens or livestock. The IBC is placed near the house or shed to catch the rainwater from the roof. This is a perfect solution to save money on your water bill, or to help the environment or can just a practical solution where there is no water supply.

A lot of industries use IBC containers for oils, paints, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, paints, resins and food and beverages. However, more and more people have found really smart ideas for IBC containers.

Bunds are there to protect the workplace but also the environment in general. If you have oil product or dangerous goods such as acids or chemicals, you have to protect the workplace but also the ground you work on for the environment. This is of course for you own safety but also required by EU law.

The most important thing to know is that, by law the drum bund needs to be able to hold at least 25% of the total amount on the bund or 110% of the largest drum on there. This is to ensure a safe work environment and of course to keep the ground unpolluted.