Cardboard IBC Container
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Recyclable bulk containers that replace drums and plastic IBCs
Cardboard IBC Containers for Liquids
Cardboard IBC containers hold non-hazardous bulk liquids between drum and tank scale. A heavy-duty corrugated outer shell gives stacking strength; a disposable plastic liner holds the product and never lets it touch the board. Barrier films can be added for oxygen- or light-sensitive liquids. Common sizes run from about 200 to 1,000 litres, with one 1,000-litre unit replacing several drums. They ship flat when empty, set up quickly, and need no washing or return freight. Typical uses include oils, concentrates, syrups, dairy products, adhesives and detergents. The board is recyclable; only the liner is discarded. Keep them dry, since moisture weakens cardboard.
One pack. Food, chemical, and dry-bulk lanes.
Cardboard IBC Container Application
Food and beverage Personal care and household Shampoos and liquid soaps Detergents and cleaners Lotions and emulsions Industrial and chemical
Frequently Asked Questions About Cardboard IBC Container
How does it compare with drums or plastic IBCs?
One 1000 L Cardboard IBC replaces about four to five 200/220 L drums. Empty units fold flat and use about 80% less storage space. A 20 ft container typically holds about 20 filled units (≈ 20,000 L). Cost and carbon are usually lower on one-way lanes.
What can I put in a cardboard IBC container ?
Typical products: edible oils, juice concentrates, syrups, soy sauce, vinegar, adhesives, emulsions, detergents, lubricants and other non-hazardous liquids. Powder/granule versions exist without a liquid valve. Always match the liner to the product (oil, food, mild chemical).
Is it food grade?
The food-contact layer is the inner liner, not the paper. Specify a food-grade PE liner and the certificate required in your market (FDA, EU 10/2011 or equivalent).
Can it be used for dangerous goods?
Standard cardboard IBC containers are for non-hazardous goods. Do not ship UN packing-group dangerous goods unless that exact design is tested and certified.
What is the capacity and size?
Standard: 1000 L (265 US gal), outer about 1090 × 1090 × 1000 mm. Also common: 800 L (reefer) and 1100 L. Pallet is typically 1100 × 1100 mm or 1120 × 1120 mm.
Are cardboard IBC containers shipped flat or assembled?
They are shipped knocked down and flat packed for easier handling and lower freight cost.
How is it filled and emptied?
Top-fill through the inlet. Discharge through a bottom valve (often 2" / DN50 with camlock). One person can usually assemble the empty unit in a few minutes.
Do you supply PE liners and lids?
Yes. We can supply cardboard IBC containers as a complete set, including the sleeve, lid, and PE liner. The lid is a corrugated cap that improves stacking and dust protection. The PE liner is available in food-grade.
Can cardboard IBC containers be stacked?
Yes. Typical rating: 3 high static in the warehouse, 2 high in transport. Compression is commonly 8–10 tonnes. Keep units level and dry.
How many sets fit in a 40HQ container?
A 40HQ container typically holds 500 to 1,000 sets, depending on the box size.
HS code used for export?
The HS code used for export is 4819100000.
What should I specify when ordering?
Capacity, square or octagonal body, liner type (PE or barrier), inlet/outlet size, food-grade documents, pallet type (wood / plastic / paper), product name, density, fill temperature and destination climate.
What is the lead time after PO confirmation?
The lead time is 7 days after PO confirmation.
Sample policy?
Samples are free of charge. Freight is paid by the customer.
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