330 Gallon IBC Tote
Maximum capacity in the same footprint. 20% more storage than 275 gallon for high-volume operations.
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330
Gallons
1,249
Liters
+20%
More Capacity
Same
Footprint
The Capacity Advantage
275 Gallon
275 gal
1041 liters
6.5 barrels
330 Gallon
330 gal
1249 liters
7.9 barrels
Difference
55 gal
208 liters
1.4 barrels
That's 55 extra gallons per tote - nearly 7 barrels more!
Cost Savings Example
For a business using 100 IBC totes:
- With 275 gal:27,500 gallons total
- With 330 gal:33,000 gallons total
- Extra capacity:+5,500 gallons
Or Fewer Containers
To store 33,000 gallons:
- With 275 gal:120 totes needed
- With 330 gal:100 totes needed
- Containers saved:20 fewer totes
Full Specifications
Space Requirements
Recommended 60"+ for comfortable access
Standard 7ft doors work fine
Same as 275 gallon
Same footprint as 275 gallon
Account for stacking if applicable
Standard forklifts work fine
When to Choose 330 Gallon
High-Volume Operations
When you process large quantities of liquid and want fewer containers to manage
Space Optimization
When floor space is limited but ceiling height isn't - get 20% more in the same footprint
Cost per Gallon
When optimizing cost per gallon stored - 330s often provide better value
Reducing Handling
When you want to minimize the number of containers to move, track, and manage
Tall Facilities
When your facility has 9ft+ ceilings and wide doors - take advantage of vertical space
Bulk Storage
When storing large quantities for extended periods - fewer containers means less complexity
Key Considerations
Advantages
- ✓20% more capacity in same floor space
- ✓Better cost per gallon
- ✓Fewer containers to manage
- ✓Reduced handling and labor
- ✓Same pallet footprint (48" x 40")
Consider First
- !Need 57"+ ceiling for lid access
- !500 lbs heavier when full
- !May require stronger flooring
- !Less availability in used market
- !Higher upfront cost per unit
Industries Using 330 Gallon IBCs
These industries commonly choose 330 gallon totes for their high-volume needs.
330 Gallon IBC Pricing
New
$325+
Factory fresh with warranty
Reconditioned
$165+
Cleaned, tested, new parts
BEST VALUEUsed
$75+
Inspected, limited availability
330 Gallon FAQs
Is a 330 gallon IBC worth the extra cost?
For high-volume users, absolutely. While 330 gallon totes cost about 10-15% more, they hold 20% more liquid. This means better cost per gallon, fewer containers to manage, and reduced handling. If you have the ceiling height, they're often the smarter choice.
Will a 330 gallon IBC fit through my door?
Probably! At 53" tall, 330 gallon IBCs fit through standard 7-foot (84") doors with plenty of clearance. The challenge is typically ceiling height in the storage area, not doorways. Measure your storage location's ceiling height.
How much heavier is a full 330 vs 275?
About 500 lbs more. A full 330 gallon IBC with water weighs approximately 2,900 lbs vs 2,400 lbs for a 275 gallon. This is significant - ensure your floor and handling equipment can manage the extra weight.
Can I stack 330 gallon IBCs?
Yes, but with more caution than 275s due to the extra weight. Most are rated for 2-high stacking when full. The cage construction is typically heavier-duty to support the additional weight. Always check manufacturer ratings.
Are 330 gallon IBCs harder to find?
They're less common than 275s, so yes, there's typically less availability in the used market. New and reconditioned 330 gallon totes are readily available though. We recommend ordering in advance for larger quantities.
What's the cost difference between 275 and 330 gallon?
New 330 gallon IBCs typically cost $30-50 more than comparable 275 gallon models. Reconditioned and used pricing varies by availability. On a per-gallon basis, 330s usually offer better value.
Ready for Maximum Capacity?
We have 330 gallon IBC totes available now. Get 20% more storage in the same space. Contact us for availability and pricing.