Carton IBC
A bulk container built from a corrugated body, a liner and a pallet base.
A carton IBC combines a heavy corrugated outer, an inner liner sized to the product, and a pallet base. It ships and stores flat before use, which suits sites that need bulk capacity without storing rigid empties, and separates into material streams after use.
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What is an IBC liner?
A bag inside the container so the container never touches the product.
TermIBC
Intermediate bulk container — a large reusable or single-trip container, usually around 275 or 330 gallons.
TermLiner
A bag or insert placed inside a container so the container never touches the product.
TermBulk box
A pallet-footprint corrugated container for dry bulk material or parts.
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