heavy duty containers

Once you start supplying hazardous chemicals in higher volumes, or storing materials in bulk, the capacity of your containers will impact everything from transport compliance to chemical compatibility.

Across the chemical packaging industry, high density polyethylene (HDPE) remains the most widely used material thanks to its durability and resistance to a broad spectrum of solvents and corrosive liquids. For more aggressive formulations, fluorinated HDPE will provide additional barrier protection. There are also several other options that we will list here for you to consider.

This guide from the team at iBottles focuses on the packaging sizes most commonly used across liquid chemicals and hazardous substances, and the considerations business decision makers need to consider when choosing their

In chemical manufacturing and distribution, the selection of appropriate packaging plays a huge role in making sure the safety, integrity, and efficient handling of your chemicals. From the laboratory to the industrial scale, chemical packaging serves as the critical barrier between your valuable substances and the external environment. 

At iBottles, we provide robust packaging solutions for hazardous liquids and laboratory used chemicals. We know how important understanding the various types of chemical packaging available can be for making informed decisions that will safeguard your products and your business. That’s why we have created this article to discuss the different chemical packaging types and their application.