Carton IBCs
Carton IBCs are corrugated intermediate bulk containers with a pallet base, multi-layer liner and discharge fitment — for one-way bulk liquid shipments where returning a rigid container is not practical.
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TermIBC
Intermediate bulk container — a large reusable or single-trip container, usually around 275 or 330 gallons.
TermGaylord
A common name for a large corrugated bulk box sized to a pallet.
TermBulk box
A pallet-footprint corrugated container for dry bulk material or parts.
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