Hoover Materials Handling Group, Inc. - Product Announcements

Polyethylene IBCs

Our polyethylene IBCs are made of High Density Polyethylene and are tough and extremely corrosion resistant containers. High Density Polyethylene tanks are used in many chemical and agricultural applications. They are also often used in food applications as they meet FDA requirements. (read more)

We recognize that your company has unique liquid handling challenges. Therefore, our experienced sales team and engineering department will work with you to analyze your application and determine your specific needs in order to create an IBC solution that is perfect for you and your application. (read more)

Liquitote® Intermediate Bulk Containers are used to store and transport a variety of liquids. Liquitote® IBCs are a sensible, durable, stackable alternative to 55-gallon drums. Liquitote® IBCs are available in large capacities, reducing the amount of liquid handling incidents and maximizing storage space. Liquitote® can be tailored to meet your needs with accessories, or built into Systems. (read more)

By combining a rotationally molded polyethylene bottle and heavy-duty wire mesh cage, the Tuff Tank II™ remains one of the industry's most rugged and long-lasting IBCs. Transport shipments of hazardous and corrosive liquids with confidence and environmental safety. Available in 220 and 330 gallon capacities, the Tuff Tank II™ delivers durability and environmental risk reduction. (read more)

Hoover Materials Handling Group, Inc. has the answer to your wine storage issues. The Wine Tote™ IBC is a great way to ferment your Sauvignon Blanc or white wines or store your wine during peak periods. The cooling panel can be used with either glycol or water. (read more)

Surpassing extensive design and performance testing, the DNV 2.7-1 certified Liquiframe™ is constructed of 304 stainless steel that can be used to safely transport standard 350- and 550- gallon Liquitotes™ or other Bulk Containers in an offshore environment. (read more)

The UN31A Cargo Valve Liquitote® IBC was designed to comply with the DOT's Special Provision 12412. DOT - SP12412, commonly referred to as the pump-off special permit, allows for the discharge of combustible and flammable liquids from an IBC while it is located on a transport vehicle. (read more)

Hoover Materials Handling Group's LiquiSolutions can provide additional protection when handling IBC's on the back of a truck or trailer. The Truck Rack™ has a carbon steel frame for optimum IBC storage tank handling and transportation. (read more)

Petroleum manufacturers depend on Grease Bins to transfer and store products because of their greater efficiency, faster filling, dispensing, and environmental benefits. Using the same 10-gauge construction and square design as the Liquitote®, and adding a 45 degree conical bottom, Hoover engineered an IBC especially for medium viscosity products. (read more)

Liquitote® is the original intermediate bulk container for liquids. Hoover introduced this revolutionary concept over 40 years ago as an efficient, sensible alternative to 55-gallon drums for the shipping and storing of most liquids. Liquitote® is the leading metal IBC on the market. (read more)

The APR®, an all-poly, reusable intermediate bulk container used in food and chemical commercial applications, is a durable design that promotes longer container life, low maintenance costs, and corrosion resistance while storing liquids up to a 1.9 specific gravity. The APR® meets all UN requirements for PG II and 1.9 specific gravity. (read more)

The Tuff Tank II™ remains one of the industry's most rugged and long-lasting IBCs. The frame is designed to be safely hoisted using the lifting lugs and can be used in conjunction with cable slings. The Tuff Tank II™ can transport your shipments of hazardous and corrosive liquids, chemicals, petrochemicals, and food liquids with complete confidence and environmental safety. (read more)

Hoover's Rig Rack™ provides additional protection when handling limited-use, composite IBCs in offshore applications. (read more)