About New IBC Totes

What we do

We supply factory-new totes: 135, 275 and 330 gallon caged composite totes with new bottles, cages and pallets, and stainless and carbon steel IBCs. We don't make them; we source them, match them to what you fill, and quote the totes and the freight together. Most of our work is asking the questions that decide which new tote is right before anyone prices it: the product and its specific gravity, whether it is regulated, the bottle grade, the valve and gasket, how many and where.

What we don’t do

We don't sell used, rinsed, rebottled or reconditioned totes, and we don't collect or buy empties. Those are good trades and suit many buyers; they just aren't ours. If a used tote is the right answer for you, we'll say so. We don't publish a price list, because a delivered price for a tote depends on its build and on where it is going.

How we talk about specs

Every figure on this site has a source next to it: the maker's or a distributor's published listing, the federal rule, or the government data set it came from, with the date it was last checked. Where a figure differs between makers we say so and send the specific tote's data sheet with the quote. Maker names appear only so you can identify a product; we are not a dealer for any of them.

Images

This site uses two kinds of image, and each is labelled where it appears. Most are generated illustrations of the products, marked “Illustrative image, generated”: the range, each tote size, the steel IBCs, valves and caps, delivery loads and the industry scenes. A few are real photographs from Wikimedia Commons, used under free licences and credited under each one with the photographer and licence; they show totes in other people's yards, farms and plants. Neither kind shows our own stock, yard, staff or deliveries.

Reaching us

The quickest route is the quote form. Email reaches us at info@newibctotes.com. We work with buyers across the lower 48; see the state pages for the industries we serve in each.