IBC Tote Accessories & Parts
Everything you need to maintain, upgrade, and customize your IBC totes. From replacement valves and gaskets to heating blankets and spill containment pallets, we carry the full range of IBC accessories with fast nationwide shipping.
Valves
3 productsButterfly Valve (2-inch / DN50)
The most common IBC discharge valve. Features a rotating disc mechanism that provides reliable shut-off with a quarter-turn handle. Polypropylene body with EPDM or Viton seals. Compatible with most standard IBC totes from Schutz, Mauser, and Greif.
Specifications
Common Use Cases
General-purpose liquid dispensing, water, soaps, detergents, non-aggressive chemicals. The default valve on most new and reconditioned IBCs.
Ball Valve (2-inch / DN50)
Heavy-duty alternative to butterfly valves, offering a full-bore straight-through flow path with minimal turbulence. Ideal for thicker liquids and applications where maximum flow rate matters. Polypropylene or stainless steel construction.
Specifications
Common Use Cases
Viscous liquids (oils, syrups, adhesives), food-grade applications, chemical dispensing where full-bore flow is needed.
Cam Lock Fittings
Quick-connect fittings that snap onto the IBC discharge port for fast hose connections without threading. Available in polypropylene and stainless steel. Come in male (adapter) and female (coupler) configurations in types A, B, C, D, E, and F.
Specifications
Common Use Cases
Rapid hose connection and disconnection, transfer operations, filling stations, mobile dispensing where speed matters.
Caps & Closures
3 products150mm Fill Cap (6-inch)
Standard screw-on fill cap for the top opening of IBC totes. Available in vented (with pressure-relief valve) and non-vented (solid) versions. Made from high-density polyethylene with a built-in gasket channel.
Specifications
Common Use Cases
Primary closure for all standard IBC totes. Vented caps are required when contents may generate gas or when temperature fluctuations cause pressure changes.
Dust Cap (2-inch Valve Cover)
Protective cap that covers the discharge valve outlet when not in use. Prevents contamination from dust, dirt, insects, and moisture. Snaps or threads onto the valve outlet. Essential for outdoor storage and transport.
Specifications
Common Use Cases
Valve protection during storage and transport. Required for food-grade applications and any tote stored outdoors.
Gasket Sets (Cap & Valve)
Replacement gaskets for both the 150mm fill cap and the 2-inch discharge valve. Available in EPDM (general purpose), Viton (chemical resistance), PTFE (universal chemical compatibility), and silicone (food-grade, high-temp).
Specifications
Common Use Cases
Replacing worn or damaged gaskets to restore leak-free seals. Recommended every time an IBC tote is reconditioned or after 2-3 years of use.
Adapters & Fittings
3 productsIBC Adapter (S60x6 to Garden Hose)
Converts the standard S60x6 IBC coarse thread to a 3/4-inch garden hose thread (GHT). Allows direct connection of a standard garden hose to the IBC tote for gravity-fed dispensing. Made from glass-filled polypropylene for durability.
Specifications
Common Use Cases
Rainwater harvesting, garden irrigation, livestock watering, pressure washer supply, and any application using standard garden hose connections.
IBC Adapter (S60x6 to NPT)
Converts the IBC coarse thread to standard NPT (National Pipe Thread) for connection to industrial plumbing, pumps, and piping systems. Available in 1-inch, 1.5-inch, and 2-inch NPT sizes.
Specifications
Common Use Cases
Connecting IBCs to pumps, piping manifolds, process equipment, and industrial plumbing systems.
Drain Adapter (Bottom Drain Kit)
Complete kit for adding a secondary drain point at the bottom of the IBC cage, positioned lower than the standard valve. Includes adapter fitting, short hose section, and shut-off valve. Allows nearly complete drainage of the tote contents.
Specifications
Common Use Cases
Applications where complete tote drainage is critical, such as expensive chemicals, viscous liquids, and food-grade products where waste minimization matters.
Heating & Insulation
2 productsIBC Heating Blanket
Wraparound electric heating blanket designed to maintain IBC contents at a controlled temperature. Features adjustable thermostat, insulated outer layer, and even heat distribution. Prevents freezing in cold weather and maintains viscosity for thick liquids. UL-listed and CSA-certified.
Specifications
Common Use Cases
Preventing freeze damage in winter storage, maintaining flow viscosity for oils and syrups, keeping temperature-sensitive chemicals within spec, and melting solidified contents.
IBC Insulation Jacket
Non-electric insulated cover that wraps around the IBC tote to provide thermal protection. Constructed from heavy-duty polyester fabric with closed-cell foam insulation. Reduces heat loss by up to 90% and protects against UV degradation of the HDPE bottle.
Specifications
Common Use Cases
Temperature maintenance without electricity, outdoor IBC storage, UV protection for totes exposed to direct sunlight, and frost protection in mild climates.
Liners
1 productIBC Liner (Single-Use Bag)
Disposable polyethylene liner that fits inside the IBC bottle, creating a clean barrier between the container wall and the product. Eliminates the need for cleaning between product changes and prevents cross-contamination. Available in standard PE and food-grade options with pillow or form-fit shapes.
Specifications
Common Use Cases
Food-grade applications, pharmaceutical products, frequent product changeovers, extending IBC service life, and eliminating cleaning costs between uses.
Stands, Pallets & Storage
3 productsIBC Stand (Tilt Stand)
Steel stand that tilts the IBC tote forward at a 15-degree angle, directing all liquid toward the discharge valve for maximum drainage. Eliminates the 3-5 gallons of product typically left behind in a flat-standing tote. Powder-coated steel construction rated for full tote weight.
Specifications
Common Use Cases
Maximizing product yield, dispensing stations, gravity-fed applications, and any operation where leaving product behind is costly.
Replacement Pallet (Steel / Wood / Composite)
Drop-in replacement pallets for IBC totes. Available in steel (most durable, 4-way entry), wood (most affordable, 2-way entry), and composite (chemical-resistant, lightweight). Steel pallets feature integrated forklift channels and drain plugs.
Specifications
Common Use Cases
Replacing damaged or non-compliant pallet bases, upgrading wood pallets to steel for repeated use, and meeting specific facility requirements for pallet types.
IBC Spill Containment Pallet
Secondary containment pallet with integrated sump designed to hold an IBC tote and capture any spills or leaks. Meets EPA 40 CFR 264.175 requirements for hazardous material storage. Available in single-tote and double-tote configurations.
Specifications
Common Use Cases
Regulatory compliance for hazardous material storage, spill prevention, indoor chemical storage areas, and any application where secondary containment is required by law or company policy.
Labels & Marking
1 productIBC Identification Labels
Pre-printed and custom labels designed for IBC tote surfaces. Available in permanent adhesive and removable options. Includes GHS-compliant hazard labels, product identification labels, date/lot tracking labels, and blank write-on labels. Waterproof and UV-resistant.
Specifications
Common Use Cases
Product identification, regulatory compliance (GHS/OSHA), inventory tracking, lot numbering, date coding, and content labeling for safety and logistics.
How to Choose the Right Accessories
Not sure which valve, adapter, or accessory you need? Follow these guidelines to make the right selection.
Valve Selection Guide
Butterfly valve: Best for water, soaps, light chemicals, and general-purpose liquids. Most affordable option. Standard on most IBC totes. Choose this if you have no special requirements.
Ball valve: Best for viscous liquids (oils, syrups, adhesives), food-grade applications, and situations where maximum flow rate matters. Full-bore design means less restriction than butterfly valves.
Cam lock: Best for operations that need fast connect/disconnect, such as filling stations, mobile tankers, and high-throughput dispensing. Not a permanent valve — typically used in addition to the main discharge valve.
Gasket Material Guide
EPDM: General purpose, excellent for water, mild acids, alkalis, and most food-grade products. Temperature range: -40F to 250F. The default choice for most applications.
Viton (FKM): Superior chemical resistance for aggressive chemicals, fuels, solvents, and oils. Temperature range: -15F to 400F. Higher cost but essential for harsh chemical environments.
PTFE: Universally compatible with virtually all chemicals. Excellent for pharmaceutical and ultra-pure applications. Temperature range: -300F to 500F. Most expensive option.
Silicone: Best for food-grade high-temperature applications. FDA-compliant. Temperature range: -65F to 450F. Not suitable for fuel or solvent contact.
Compatibility Note
IBC totes are manufactured by several companies (Schutz, Mauser/BWAY, Greif, Snyder), and while most parts are interchangeable, there are variations in thread patterns, valve connections, and pallet designs. The most common discharge thread is the S60x6 coarse thread, but some manufacturers use DIN 61 or proprietary threading.
If you are unsure which parts are compatible with your specific IBC totes, contact our team with the manufacturer name and model number (usually found on the UN rating plate or the bottom of the bottle), and we will identify the correct accessories for your containers. You can also check our IBC size guide for detailed specifications by model.
IBC Accessory Pricing Guide
Approximate pricing for our most popular IBC accessories. Volume discounts are available for all items when ordered in quantities of 10 or more. All prices are subject to change based on material costs and availability.
| Accessory | Material | Unit Price | 10+ Qty Price | 50+ Qty Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Butterfly Valve 2" (DN50) | PP/EPDM | $18 - $28 | $15 - $24 | $12 - $20 |
| Ball Valve 2" (DN50) | PP/PTFE | $28 - $45 | $24 - $38 | $20 - $32 |
| Ball Valve 2" (DN50) | 316 SS/PTFE | $65 - $95 | $55 - $82 | $48 - $72 |
| Cam Lock Fitting (Male/Female) | PP | $8 - $15 | $6 - $12 | $5 - $10 |
| Cam Lock Fitting (Male/Female) | 316 SS | $18 - $30 | $15 - $25 | $12 - $22 |
| 150mm Fill Cap (non-vented) | HDPE | $8 - $14 | $6 - $11 | $5 - $9 |
| 150mm Fill Cap (vented) | HDPE | $14 - $22 | $11 - $18 | $9 - $15 |
| Dust Cap 2" | PP | $3 - $6 | $2.50 - $5 | $2 - $4 |
| Gasket Set (Cap + Valve) | EPDM | $5 - $9 | $4 - $7 | $3 - $6 |
| Gasket Set (Cap + Valve) | Viton | $12 - $18 | $10 - $15 | $8 - $12 |
| Gasket Set (Cap + Valve) | PTFE | $15 - $24 | $12 - $20 | $10 - $17 |
| IBC-to-Garden Hose Adapter | Glass-filled PP | $8 - $14 | $6 - $11 | $5 - $9 |
| IBC-to-NPT Adapter (2") | PP | $10 - $18 | $8 - $15 | $7 - $12 |
| Bottom Drain Kit | PP/Brass | $22 - $35 | $18 - $30 | $15 - $25 |
| IBC Heating Blanket (120V) | Insulated electric | $280 - $420 | $250 - $380 | $220 - $340 |
| IBC Insulation Jacket | Polyester/Foam | $85 - $140 | $72 - $120 | $62 - $105 |
| IBC Liner (275 gal) | LDPE 4-mil | $12 - $20 | $9 - $16 | $7 - $13 |
| IBC Liner (275 gal, food-grade) | FDA LLDPE 6-mil | $18 - $28 | $14 - $24 | $11 - $20 |
| IBC Tilt Stand | Powder-coated steel | $120 - $180 | $105 - $160 | $90 - $140 |
| Replacement Pallet (Steel) | Galvanized steel | $65 - $95 | $55 - $82 | $48 - $72 |
| Spill Containment Pallet (single) | HDPE | $220 - $350 | $190 - $300 | $165 - $265 |
| GHS Hazard Labels (pack of 100) | Vinyl | $25 - $40 | $20 - $34 | $17 - $28 |
Prices are approximate and subject to change. Custom orders, specialty materials, and non-standard sizes may carry additional costs. Contact us for an exact quote on your specific requirements.
How-To: Common IBC Maintenance Tasks
Step-by-step instructions for the most common IBC maintenance procedures. These tasks can be performed on-site with basic tools and the right replacement parts from our accessories catalog.
How to Replace a Butterfly Valve
5-10 minutesTools needed: Channel-lock pliers or pipe wrench, new butterfly valve, new gasket, Teflon tape (optional)
- 1Ensure the IBC is completely empty and the old valve is in the closed position.
- 2Place a drip tray or bucket beneath the valve to catch any residual liquid.
- 3Grip the old valve body firmly and unscrew it counterclockwise from the S60x6 thread. Use channel-lock pliers if hand-tight removal is not possible.
- 4Inspect the bottle outlet thread for damage, debris, or old gasket material. Clean the thread with a rag.
- 5Place the new gasket onto the new valve (most come pre-installed). If using Teflon tape, apply 3-4 wraps clockwise on the bottle thread.
- 6Hand-thread the new valve onto the bottle outlet clockwise until snug. Do not over-tighten with tools; hand-tight plus 1/4 turn with pliers is sufficient.
- 7Fill the tote with a small amount of water and check for leaks at the valve connection. Tighten slightly if any seepage is visible.
How to Replace a Fill Cap Gasket
2-5 minutesTools needed: Flat-head screwdriver or gasket pick, new 150mm EPDM gasket
- 1Unscrew the 150mm fill cap from the tote opening.
- 2Locate the gasket groove on the underside of the cap. The old gasket is seated in a channel around the cap rim.
- 3Use a flat-head screwdriver or gasket pick to carefully pry out the old gasket. Work around the circumference to avoid damaging the gasket channel.
- 4Clean the gasket groove with a rag to remove any debris, old gasket material, or residue.
- 5Press the new gasket into the groove, working around the circumference to ensure it is evenly seated with no kinks or gaps.
- 6Thread the cap back onto the tote opening and tighten by hand until snug. The gasket should compress evenly around the entire rim.
- 7Test the seal by filling the tote partially and checking for any weeping around the cap. If leaking persists, verify the gasket is properly seated.
How to Install an IBC Liner
10-15 minutesTools needed: IBC liner (correct size), clean hands or food-grade gloves
- 1Ensure the IBC interior is clean and dry. Inspect for any sharp edges or protrusions that could puncture the liner.
- 2Remove the fill cap and discharge valve dust cap.
- 3Unfold the liner and locate the fill port opening (top) and the discharge port fitting (bottom).
- 4Insert the liner through the 150mm fill opening, feeding the discharge port tube down toward the valve outlet.
- 5Fold the liner fill port collar over the rim of the tote opening. Secure it by threading the fill cap over the liner collar.
- 6Route the discharge tube through the valve opening and connect to the discharge fitting. Some liners use a twist-lock or cam-lock connection.
- 7Before filling, inflate the liner slightly with clean air to verify it is seated properly and not kinked or folded over the discharge port.
- 8Fill slowly during the first use to allow the liner to conform to the tote interior shape. Monitor the discharge port for proper flow.
How to Set Up an IBC Heating Blanket
15-20 minutesTools needed: IBC heating blanket, 120V or 240V outlet (GFCI protected), thermometer for verification
- 1Verify the electrical supply matches the blanket voltage rating (120V or 240V). Use a GFCI-protected outlet only.
- 2Wrap the heating blanket around the IBC tote with the thermostat control accessible. Most blankets use hook-and-loop straps for securing.
- 3Position the blanket so the heated zone covers the lower 2/3 of the bottle, which is where the highest liquid volume is concentrated.
- 4Ensure the heating element is not in direct contact with the discharge valve or any plastic fittings that could soften under heat.
- 5Set the thermostat to the desired temperature. Start at the lowest setting and increase gradually. For freeze protection, 45-50F is sufficient.
- 6Allow 4-8 hours for the IBC contents to reach target temperature, depending on ambient conditions, starting temperature, and liquid volume.
- 7Monitor the liquid temperature with an external thermometer during the first heating cycle to verify thermostat accuracy.
- 8Never leave a heating blanket connected to an empty IBC. Always disconnect power before draining the tote to prevent overheating and HDPE damage.
Gasket & Seal Material Compatibility Chart
Choosing the right gasket material is critical for leak-free operation and safety. Use this chart to match gasket materials to your stored chemicals. A wrong gasket can swell, dissolve, or harden, leading to leaks and contamination.
| Chemical / Substance | EPDM | Viton (FKM) | PTFE | Silicone |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Water | Excellent | Excellent | Excellent | Excellent |
| Vegetable Oil | Good | Excellent | Excellent | Good |
| Mineral Oil | Not Rec. | Excellent | Excellent | Good |
| Diesel Fuel | Not Rec. | Excellent | Excellent | Not Rec. |
| Gasoline | Not Rec. | Excellent | Excellent | Not Rec. |
| Acetone | Good | Not Rec. | Excellent | Not Rec. |
| Sodium Hydroxide (50%) | Excellent | Good | Excellent | Good |
| Hydrochloric Acid (37%) | Good | Excellent | Excellent | Not Rec. |
| Sulfuric Acid (70%) | Good | Excellent | Excellent | Not Rec. |
| Bleach (Sodium Hypochlorite) | Excellent | Good | Excellent | Good |
| Ammonia Solution | Excellent | Not Rec. | Excellent | Excellent |
| Isopropyl Alcohol | Excellent | Good | Excellent | Excellent |
| Glycerin | Excellent | Excellent | Excellent | Excellent |
| Citric Acid | Excellent | Excellent | Excellent | Excellent |
| Hydrogen Peroxide (35%) | Good | Good | Excellent | Good |
Bulk Ordering & Custom Kitting
Save time and money by ordering IBC accessories in bulk or as pre-assembled kits. We build custom accessory packages tailored to your operation.
Valve Replacement Kit
Pre-packaged kit with everything needed to replace IBC discharge valves across your fleet. Includes valves, gaskets, dust caps, and Teflon tape. Available in EPDM or Viton configurations.
Kit Contents:
- 10x Butterfly Valves (2" PP/EPDM)
- 10x Valve Gaskets (matching material)
- 10x Dust Caps (2" PP)
- 1x Roll Teflon Tape
Cap & Gasket Refresh Kit
Complete cap and gasket replacement package for maintaining seal integrity across your IBC inventory. One kit covers 25 totes with both cap and valve gaskets.
Kit Contents:
- 25x 150mm Fill Cap Gaskets (EPDM)
- 25x 2" Valve Gaskets (EPDM)
- 5x 150mm Fill Caps (replacement)
- Installation guide included
Custom Adapter Bundle
Mixed adapter package built to your specifications. Choose any combination of garden hose adapters, NPT adapters, cam locks, and reducers. We will assemble and ship as a single order.
Kit Contents:
- Custom mix of adapters and fittings
- Matching gaskets for each connection
- Thread identification guide
- Compatible with Schutz, Mauser, Greif
Scheduled Replenishment Program
For businesses that consume IBC accessories regularly, we offer a scheduled replenishment program. Tell us your monthly or quarterly consumption rates, and we will:
- Lock in pricing for the contract term (6 or 12 months)
- Ship replacement parts automatically on your schedule
- Maintain safety stock at our facility for your account
- Provide a single monthly invoice for all shipments
- Apply volume discount pricing from day one
Related Products
Complete your IBC setup with containers and accessories from our full product line. Every accessory we sell is compatible with the totes we stock.
IBC Thread Identification Guide
Ordering the wrong thread size is the most common accessory purchasing mistake. Use this reference to identify your IBC thread pattern before ordering valves, adapters, and fittings.
| Thread Standard | Outer Diameter | Pitch | Common On | Region |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| S60x6 (Coarse Thread) | 60mm (2.36") | 6mm | Schutz, Mauser, Greif (most common) | Worldwide |
| DIN 61 (Fine Thread) | 61mm (2.40") | 6mm | Some European manufacturers | EU |
| NPS 2" (National Pipe Straight) | 60.3mm (2.375") | 11.5 TPI | Some US-made IBCs, industrial fittings | USA |
| BSP 2" (British Standard Pipe) | 59.6mm (2.347") | 11 TPI | Some UK/Commonwealth manufacturers | UK/AUS |
| S80x6 (Large Bore) | 80mm (3.15") | 6mm | 550 gallon totes (some models) | Worldwide |
| Buttress Thread 2" | Varies | Varies | Older Schutz models, specialty totes | EU/USA |
How to Measure Your IBC Thread
If you are unsure which thread pattern your IBC uses, follow these steps to identify it:
- 1. Remove the existing valve or fitting from the IBC discharge port.
- 2. Measure the outer diameter of the male thread on the bottle outlet using calipers. A 60mm reading indicates S60x6 (the most common).
- 3. Count the thread pitch: for S60x6, one full rotation advances the fitting 6mm. For NPS threads, count threads per inch (11.5 TPI for 2\" NPS).
- 4. Alternatively, check the UN data plate or manufacturer label for the IBC model number. We can look up the thread spec from the model number.
- 5. Still unsure? Take a clear photo of the thread with a ruler for scale and send it to our team. We will identify the pattern and recommend the right accessories.
Order IBC Accessories
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