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Grand Rapids, MI · est. 2007
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Catalog — used, reconditioned, and reborn.

Six product families. Real inventory on the yard right now. Everything here can ship same week to the Midwest, and most of it within the week to anywhere east of the Rockies.

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A varied stack of used IBC totes — different colors and conditions — at the IBC Illinois yard.
The catalog rotates daily. Different prior fills, different grades, different cages — all logged at intake.
Catalog stock
What's actually in our yard right now

A snapshot of typical stock levels.

The catalog rotates daily. What's below is representative of an average week — actual quantities at any moment shift with inbound buy-backs and outbound deliveries.

~340 used 275-gallon HDPE totes across Grades B, C, and D. The largest single category in the yard at any time. Mostly drained from clean industrial fills — soaps, glycols, lubricants, neutral chemistry. Ready to ship same week.

~120 used 330-gallon HDPE totes. A smaller pool because the 330 is less common in the donor stream. Same grade distribution as 275s.

~80 reconditioned Grade A totes (mix of 275 and 330). These are the food-contact line — tri-stage washed, fresh gasket, chain-of-custody tagged. Lead time when stock runs out is 5–10 business days through our dedicated Grade A wash queue.

~45 composite-caged IBCs. Steel inner shell, HDPE coating. For chemistries that permeate plain HDPE. Lead time on UN-certified composites can extend if your specific markings aren't currently in stock.

~15 stainless 275s and 330s. 304L and 316L. Slowest-moving category but consistently in demand. Most are new (we don't recondition stainless because the resale market doesn't justify the labor).

~200 accessories on the shelf — valves, S-thread adapters, cam-locks, gaskets, lids, pumps. The boring inventory that keeps a job site from stalling.

~25 finished custom builds at any time — rain catchers, raised beds, mash tuns. Mostly to-order, some on display in our showroom corner.

At-a-glance comparison

Which product family is right for which application.

ApplicationBest fitWhy
Bulk water storageUsed 275 or 330 (Grade C/D)Non-potable; cheapest qualifying option
Beverage holdReconditioned Grade A 275Tri-stage washed + chain of custody
Edible oil transferReconditioned Grade A 275 or 330Same; size depends on batch volume
Glycol storageUsed 275 (Grade B)Clean industrial fits Grade B
Industrial soap concentrateUsed or reconditioned (Grade B)Grade B is the cost-effective sweet spot
Mineral acid 30%+Composite cagedHDPE doesn't tolerate at that concentration
Solvents (aromatic)Composite cagedPermeation risk in plain HDPE
Hot fill > 158 °FStainless or compositeHDPE softens above 158 °F
Rainwater captureUsed 275 (Grade D)Non-potable Grade D is the right cost
Brewing hot liquor tankReconditioned Grade A 330 + insulationGrade A for food contact, 330 for volume
Pharmaceutical feedstockNew toteUSP regulatory requires virgin HDPE traceability
Hazmat manifestedComposite + UN 31HA1/Y markingRequired by regulation
Key takeaways

If you only read one section.

  1. 01The decision tree is short: chemistry + temperature + regulatory determine the family; volume + frequency determine the size; price + lead time determine the grade.
  2. 0270% of buyers end up at reconditioned 275 (Grade A or B). It's the workhorse for a reason.
  3. 03Accessories matter more than buyers expect. A $9 adapter or a $14 valve solves more job-site problems than a new tote ever will.
  4. 04We're honest about when new is the right call. Pharma, hot-fill, and certain solvents — we'll route you to new without selling against ourselves.
  5. 05Lead time is the silent feature. Same-week shipping is part of the value proposition, not a bonus.
Common questions

Catalog questions.

Can I see what you have in stock today?
Email us with what you're looking for. We don't run a live inventory page because stock shifts faster than a page could update and we don't want a buyer to commit to a tank that just got sold. Email gets you a quoted-and-confirmed stock list within a business day.
Do you sell single tanks or only pallets?
We sell single tanks. There's no minimum order. Freight on a single tank from our yard is the usual LTL constraint (about $185+ for a single pallet within Tier 1), so single-tank orders are most economical when bundled with other deliveries headed your direction.
What's the difference between 'used' and 'reconditioned'?
Used (or 'as-is') means inspected and graded but not washed. Reconditioned means washed through our tri-stage line with chain-of-custody documentation. Used is cheaper; reconditioned is the right call for any application where the next fill matters.
How do I know which grade I need?
Tell us the application. We'll spec the grade. If you tell us 'food-contact beverage,' we'll quote Grade A. If you tell us 'rainwater capture for a livestock trough,' we'll quote Grade D. The grade decision is application-driven, not preference-driven.
Can I mix product families in one order?
Yes. We often combine reconditioned tanks with accessories or with a custom-built rain catcher on the same outbound truck. Freight per unit drops the more you combine.