HDPE plastic containers, made from high-density polyethylene (HDPE), are odorless, tasteless, non-toxic, and feature excellent properties such as flexibility resistance, impact resistance, electrical insulation, and corrosion resistance. As a result, they are widely used in industries including chemicals, pharmaceuticals, food ingredients, daily chemicals, and petrochemicals. Under normal circumstances, users can choose containers with capacities of 10 L, 20 L, 200 L, or 1000 L according to the required filling volume. Xinxiang Dongfang Barrel Industry reminds users that certain solutions may be affected by light, temperature, and other environmental factors during storage or transportation, so container selection requires special attention.

For applications such as food concentrates, food additives, leather chemical auxiliaries, resins, textile chemicals, electroplating chemicals, liquid fertilizers, coatings, oils and fats, petroleum, diesel, crude oil, and lubricants, 10 L, 20 L, or 200 L HDPE plastic containers are suitable. These containers can also be used for hot liquids, but the temperature should not exceed 60 °C.

Specifically, they include:

Chemical packaging: fine chemicals, liquid fertilizers, pesticides, treatment agents, cleaning agents, etc.

Food packaging: sauces, oils, vinegar, seasonings, milk, lactic acid, etc.

Beverage packaging: liquor, sake, fruit wine, blended wine, fruit juice, mineral water, etc.

Medical packaging: medical reagents, disinfectants, developer solutions, fixer solutions, distilled water, etc.

Daily chemical packaging: food additives, preservatives, etc.

Petrochemical packaging: diesel, lubricating oil, petroleum, etc.

For hazardous materials that require thermal insulation, moisture resistance, pressure resistance, and corrosion resistance, IBC containers are recommended.

IBC plastic tanks are characterized by being shatter-resistant, rust-free, lightweight, oil-resistant, and highly resistant to strong corrosion. They are widely used for the storage and transportation of various fine chemicals, pharmaceuticals, daily chemicals, and petrochemical powders and liquids, and they offer excellent performance for special hazardous material packaging.

Light-sensitive pharmaceuticals and fertilizers require light-shielding containers.

Highly photosensitive substances include, for example, ammonium nitrate solutions, bromine compounds, etc.; substances that volatilize more rapidly under light (such as ammonia water and carbon tetrachloride); substances that oxidize or decompose more quickly when exposed to light (such as silver halides); as well as electroplating raw materials and photosensitive coatings.

Flammable and explosive hazardous materials require anti-static IBC containers.

Anti-static IBC containers are designed to dissipate static electricity and are mainly used for packaging flammable and explosive hazardous materials. Their principle is to conduct static electricity away to prevent voltage accumulation.

Such anti-static IBC containers are produced by applying a special anti-static coating to the inner liner during manufacturing. This coating can dissipate static electricity in a very short time, effectively preventing voltage buildup. However, this manufacturing process involves relatively higher costs.