Store and pour liquids using plastic, glass, and metal bottles

Quickly dispense large amounts of material

Store and dispense more than one gallon of liquid

Store compressed air to power multiple tools at once without straining your compressor

Instead of tilting heavy loads on drum trucks, roll drums upright to where you need them

Ship and store large volumes of liquid or dry materials

Mount under eye wash stations to capture used fluid when there's no floor drain

Carry, store, and pour gasoline, diesel, and kerosene

Dispense fuel wherever you need it

Protect valves on high-pressure gas tanks without having to remove the regulator

Protect valves on acetylene tanks without having to remove the regulator

Safely transport and store inert gas, acetylene, or oxygen

House fluids for hydraulic power units and circulating-oil systems

Store and dispense up to one gallon of liquid

Use alongside other fuels to increase flame temperature

Stack items to move them with a forklift and keep them orderly and raised off the ground in storage

Safely transport and store propane gas

Produce a hotter flame than propane for better performance in brazing applications

Hold reagents and samples for easy access during pipetting

Store and dispense flammable and hazardous liquids

Ship up to one gallon of hazardous liquids

Ship up to 330 gallons of liquid; also known as intermediate bulk containers (IBC)

Raise tanks off the floor so there's clearance for draining

Plastic, metal, and collapsible fabric tanks

Plastic, rubber, and steel tubs