Compare examples from our current catalog
These are different models, not interchangeable configurations. The table uses each product’s available specifications; missing values require supplier confirmation.
| Model | External size | Material | 40HQ planning basis |
|---|---|---|---|
| PL3-IBC-800L | 1010 × 1210 × 970 mm | Not provided | ~51 units · Rough volume estimate |
| PL3-IBC-1000L | 1010 × 1210 × 1150 mm | Not provided | ~43 units · Rough volume estimate |
| PL3-IBC-1500L | 1110 × 1210 × 1645 mm | Not provided | ~27 units · Rough volume estimate |
An estimate is not a floor-loading plan. Check the method, packed dimensions, payload and stacking permission on the product page. Open these planning inputs.
What to confirm in the RFQ
- Exact model and external dimensions
- Empty or filled shipping condition
- Permitted stack orientation and tier count
- Tare weight, fill density and payload limit
- Valve, cage and pallet protrusions
A defensible selection method
- 1Use a supplier load reference when it names the same model and container.
- 2Draw the floor layout from the actual footprint and door clearance.
- 3Check vertical tiers against product stacking permission and internal height.
- 4Check total gross weight against container and route payload before accepting the layout.
Claims and data guardrails
- • Open CBM alone does not prove a floor layout.
- • A volume-feasible empty IBC count may be impossible when shipped filled.
- • Treat supplier-provided values as source references until the quoted configuration is confirmed.
- • Do not extend a certificate, test report or marking beyond its named holder, model and stated scope.
- • Confirm MOQ, packing, destination requirements and inspection points in the quotation.
Frequently asked
What should I consider first?+
There is no universal IBC count for a 20GP, 40GP or 40HQ. The defensible quantity comes from the exact IBC footprint and height, permitted stack pattern, tare and intended fill weight, container payload and any supplier loading reference.
What information should the buyer confirm?+
Exact model and external dimensions; Empty or filled shipping condition; Permitted stack orientation and tier count; Tare weight, fill density and payload limit; Valve, cage and pallet protrusions.
How should loading or packing quantities be used?+
Use an applicable supplier load reference or a model based on the actual packed, nested, folded, cartoned or palletised configuration. A rough volume estimate is planning guidance only, not an authoritative loading count.
Turn the checklist into a product brief
Send the use case, dimensions, quantity and destination. Configuration, documents, MOQ and packing are confirmed in the quotation.