High-quality drums and IBC containers with new drain systems

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Containers used in the chemical industry must be safe and cost-effective. Recycling is an even more important issue for companies committed to protecting the environment. Transportation and carriage of hazardous materials in the chemical industry must be approved. Barrels come in different sizes (ranging from 30 to 220L), materials (metal, plastic or composite), grades (ultra-high purity) and shapes (mouth, lid or handle), and reusability is a key issue. In late 1999, Mauser, together with BASF and Bayer CropScience, launched a new type of reusable plastic container. This SVR barrel has three specifications: 30, 50 and 60L. The drums are used to transport liquid chemicals and agricultural chemicals to the semiconductor industry and laboratories between Europe, Central Africa, and South America. The container can be supplied with a variety of extraction systems, is approved to carry dangerous goods, is suitable for transport and can be stacked. SVR barrel industry has become a brand. Now there is a new type of barrel made by Schz Werke, but it must still be tested before it can enter the market. This is a special plastic barrel with a capacity of 200L, used for transporting ultra-high purity chemicals used in the semiconductor and microchip industry. This ultra-clean barrel must be produced in a very pure environment. This requires a new squeeze vent system structure, a separate source of material, and a separate source of pure air. In addition, the design of the plastic bucket must ensure that the product is absolutely clean and meets all technical parameters. The supply lines to the squeeze ventilation system must be constructed in such a way that no foreign particles enter the absolutely clean room. Particle counters are used for dual monitoring of air passing through multiple filters. An absolutely clean room must be absolutely oil-free. In order to ensure that no metal ions pass through the plastic and enter the barrel, the barrel is made of high molecular polyethylene. This polyethylene is manufactured specifically for this purpose according to precisely determined parameters. In addition to the microchip industry and biotechnology laboratories, the pharmaceutical industry is another potential market for these barrels. UV Protection CurTec's range of packaging products have been successfully supplied to the chemical, pharmaceutical, food/additive and other industries for many years. All packaging is certified by the United Nations, meets standards, and is suitable for transporting dangerous goods. This product is available in standard version and can also be customized according to customer requirements. UV rays degrade many chemical industrial products, such as synthetic fertilizers, polymers, photochemicals, food and pharmaceuticals, etc. It can change the color, smell and taste of the product and cause it to lose its chemical properties. Anti-UV buckets can provide the best protection against ultraviolet rays in the 200-400nm range. The barrel is available in four specifications: 6, 15, 26 and 55L. All UV-resistant barrels have UN-X certification for solid and paste materials and are made of 100% HDPE material. Schenz Werke created the first IBC, a container that could be disposed of at will, but also combined the strong and stackable features of ISO containers to fill the gap between drums and cans. This kind of packaging can transport solid and liquid bulk materials up to 3000L, and is especially suitable for dangerous goods and food. It uses an integrated Euro pallet as a shelf. Depending on the design, IBC can encode many layers. Compared to standard stainless steel containers: Stainless steel containers must be cleaned thoroughly after each use, while the polyethylene barrier inside IBC containers can be easily replaced ； The IBC is surrounded by a steel shell and has the same anti-static functions as traditional stainless steel containers used for EX-1 explosion-proof and storage. Another feature is that the IBC container has a discharge fitting made of special plastic with polytetrafluoroethylene properties, which can contain any substance inside. The seal is also made of the same material to prevent future mix-ups and ensure proper discharge. This is especially important in multi-use situations. Mauser Group is showcasing its TC 1000 dangerous goods container, a hybrid IBC featuring a plastic inner container and a cartridge outer shell. Its rated capacity is 1000L and 2500L, which can be reused according to the application. It is suitable for safe transport packaging of Group II and Group III goods such as sulfuric acid, nitric acid and hydrochloric acid. The new container meets all performance requirements specified by European and United Nations standards and passes the shock test for shipping containers in accordance with the American ASTMD. Customers can choose the slide valve, pigtail valve or ball valve of the internal container. The choice of seal is determined by the content of the container. This product family includes versions with very good discharge performance and versions with a discharge system using a booster tube. There is also a system for recycling, servicing and reusing containers. Schenz also launched a new IBC and a new barrel. The Ecobulk SX 1000's honeycomb structure features an all-steel jacket with a protective shell that meets three key product criteria. It prevents the generation of static electricity and the degradation of contained materials by ultraviolet radiation. It also has greater fire resistance. Schenz now also produces an EX version with a 225mm loading port. The jacket's stamped honeycomb structure is a new feature and makes the IBC significantly more stable. Ecobulk SX can be used in EX 1 and EX 2 zones and is also suitable for substances with flash points below 55°C. This container meets the requirements of the newly revised German transport regulations that came into effect in 2002.