IBC Tank Repair & Reconditioning
Many IBC problems can be fixed by replacing a part. Describe the issue and a partner supplier in our network follows up with options.
Common Repairs
Valves
Replacing leaking or damaged discharge valves.
Caps & Gaskets
New lids, vents and seals.
Cages & Pallets
Repairing or replacing bent cages and broken pallets.
Rebottling
Fitting a new inner bottle in a sound cage.
Repair, Recondition or Replace?
A tank with a sound cage and a worn valve is often worth repairing. A tank with a damaged bottle may be reconditioned with a new one. When neither makes sense, the components can usually be recycled.
Tell us what is wrong, how many tanks are affected and what they will hold, and a partner supplier will suggest the right option.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to the most common questions about this page.
What repairs are common?
Valve, cap and gasket replacement, cage and pallet repair, and replacing a damaged bottle (rebottling).
Is repair worth it?
It depends on the damage and the tank's use. Describe the problem in your request and the partner supplier will advise whether repair or replacement makes sense.
Can repaired tanks carry regulated contents?
That depends on the product, the tank's rating and current regulations. Confirm with the supplier before use.
How is repair priced?
Pricing is by quote from the partner supplier.
Need a Tank Repaired?
Send a free, no-obligation request and a partner supplier in our network will follow up.