Buy IBC Tanks
New and used tanks from partner suppliers in the Tucson area
Request a Purchase Quote
Tell us what you need and a partner supplier follows up
Why Request Through TankFlow Solutions?
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Compare the quote before you decide
Delivery or Pickup
Available through partner suppliers
Clear Grading
Grades A, B, and C explained
Any Quantity
From a single tank to a full load
What You Can Request
Used IBC Tanks
- • Grade A - Like new condition
- • Grade B - Good used condition
- • Grade C - Economy option
- • Washed or reconditioned tanks
- • 275 and 330 gallon sizes
New and Rebottled Tanks
- • Unused tanks
- • New bottle in a used cage (rebottled)
- • Ask about ratings your use requires
- • Common valve and cap options
- • Pricing by quote
How to Buy
Request a Quote
Fill out the form with size, grade, and quantity
Receive Options
A partner supplier follows up with what is available
Review & Select
Choose the tanks that fit your use and budget
Agree Terms
Payment and terms are set by the supplier
Pickup or Delivery
Arrange collection or delivery with the supplier
Buying Guide
What to Look For When Buying
- ●Previous Contents: Always ask what was stored in the tank before. A tank that held one product may not be suitable for another, so check compatibility with what you plan to store.
- ●Structural Integrity: Examine the outer steel cage for rust, dents, or broken welds. Check the inner HDPE bottle for cracks, punctures, or discoloration, and make sure the pallet is solid and level.
- ●Valve Condition: Check the bottom valve (often 2 inches) and the top cap (often 6 inches) for smooth operation, and look at seals and gaskets for wear or cracking.
- ●Cleanliness: The interior should be free of residue and strong odors. Heavy staining or a chemical smell can mean the tank held something you don't want near your product.
What Affects the Price
- ●Condition Grade: Grade A tanks usually cost the most and Grade C the least.
- ●Previous Contents: What a tank held affects how widely it can be reused, and so its price.
- ●New, Rebottled, or Used: New tanks cost more than rebottled ones, which cost more than used tanks.
- ●Quantity: Larger orders are often priced differently; ask the supplier.
- ●Pickup or Delivery: Distance, quantity, and access at your site affect delivery cost.
- ●Season: Demand changes through the year, for example with agricultural use.
Choose Grade A When
- • You want a tank with minimal wear
- • Appearance matters at your site
- • You want better resale value after use
Choose Grade B When
- • Light cosmetic wear is fine
- • The use is standard industrial or farm work
- • You want a balance of condition and cost
Choose Grade C When
- • Cost matters most
- • The use is non-critical or short-term
- • Appearance doesn't matter
275 Gallon (1,040 L)
About 48" x 40" x 46" tall. The most common size, easier to move and widely available.
330 Gallon (1,250 L)
About 48" x 40" x 53" tall. Same pallet footprint with more capacity; check ceiling height and forklift capacity.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between Grade A, B, and C tanks?
Grade A looks like new, Grade B has light wear, and Grade C is an economy tank for non-critical use. Confirm what a grade covers with the supplier who quotes.
How is pricing set?
Pricing is by quote from partner suppliers. It depends on grade, size, previous contents, quantity, and pickup or delivery.
Can I ask for a larger quantity?
Yes. Enter the quantity you need in the request; partner suppliers quote on what they have available.
Is delivery available in Tucson?
Delivery around Tucson and southern Arizona is available through partner suppliers. Timing depends on the supplier and the order.
Can I get help choosing valves or fittings?
Describe your product and the fittings you use in the message field, and the supplier can suggest suitable options.