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PRODUCTS FOR INTERMEDIATE CASE STUDIES "HOW TO" FLYERS & VIDEOS
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PRODUCTS FOR INTERMEDIATE BULK CONTAINERS Intermediate Bulk Containers (IBC containers) typically hold more than a 55 gallon drum, but less than bulk containers (500 gallons). The most popular size is 275 gallons; equivalent to five 55 gallon drums. The IBC liner is typically a component of a two part system. One part is the liner and the other part is a container. IBC Containers generally are one way corrugated or are plastic or metal returnable.
Typical IBC Markets
Air-Assist™ IBC LinersThe Air-Assist liner allows the user to realize a more complete evacuation of their product. Less residual product is left inside the liner, resulting in savings to the user. Air-Assist liners are specifically designed for high viscosity products. Aseptic IBC LinersCDF's high-capacity Aseptic liners provide outstanding performance in critical food applications, such as high and low acid products, tomato, fruit juice and any other food product requiring aseptic packaging. Form-Fit IBC LinersFormfit liners are manufactured to form fit the internal shape of your intermediate bulk container. Form-fit IBC (cube-shaped) liners provide high performance in critical applications, such as top-fill applications using a bridge or automated filler; containers with no access doors for placing a liner at the bottom; high speed fills and viscous products that would get caught in the folds of pillow-shaped liners. High-Barrier Foil IBC LinersThe most effective moisture and oxygen barrier for packaging environmentally sensitive products is a High- Barrier Foil liner constructed from an aluminum foil lamination. Moisture barrier liners incorporate an impermeable layer of aluminum foil to ensure the long-term integrity of a wide variety of environmentally sensitive products, including nylon, Surlyn®, EVOH, certain pharmaceuticals and various high value foods. Pillow-Shaped IBC LinersPillow-shaped liners are typically constructed with two or three plies of linear low-density polyethylene (LLDPE) and a barrier film when used for aseptic and oxygen-barrier applications. When filled, these industrial tote liners form the shape of a pillow.
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Prior to use, the user shall independently determine the suitability of the products for the user’s intended use and user assumes all risk and liability whatsoever in connection therewith. |