Valves
The most-replaced part on any tote. Swap a leaking or seized valve and the whole container keeps working.
- S60x6 buttress valves
- Camlock cam-and-groove
- 2" ball valves
- Butterfly valves
- Brass & poly bodies
Totes rarely die all at once. A valve seizes, a gasket dries out, a cage takes a forklift hit. The right part keeps a good bottle in service for years — so we stock the whole hardware side too. Valves, caps, adapters, gaskets, cages, bases, heaters, and spigots, ready to ship.
Buying, selling, or just curious what your totes are worth? Tell us what you need — we reply within one business day.
The greenest repair is the one that keeps a whole container out of the recycling stream. Replacing a worn valve or torn cage costs a fraction of a new tote and saves roughly 100 pounds of HDPE and steel from an early exit. We also salvage sound parts off totes that fail reconditioning, so much of what we sell is itself kept in circulation.
The most-replaced part on any tote. Swap a leaking or seized valve and the whole container keeps working.
Seal the fill opening and the discharge. Vented lids prevent vacuum collapse on gravity draw-off.
Bridge the tote thread to whatever your pump, hose, or line already runs. No re-plumbing required.
A $3 gasket is the difference between a dry pallet and a slow drip. Match the elastomer to your liquid.
A good bottle in a bent cage is not scrap — it is a re-cage away from full service.
Cracked feet or a rotted skid stop a tote from stacking and shipping. New bases put it back in rotation.
Keep viscous product flowing and freeze-sensitive liquids protected through cold storage and transit.
Turn a tote into a dispensing station for water, wash fluid, or feed with a simple threaded spigot.
Most composite totes use the S60x6 (60 mm buttress) cap thread and a 2" discharge, but there are exceptions — DIN 61, 6" NPS lids, and legacy fittings all show up in the field. When you request parts, tell us the tote type and, if you can, the marking on the cap or valve. We will match the exact adapter or gasket so it seals on the first try.
Not sure what you have? See the IBC tote guide or the sizes & specs charts.
Building something fun with these? Head to upcycled goods for the good ideas.
The wrong elastomer swells, hardens, or dissolves. The right one seals for years. Use this as a starting point, then confirm against your product data.
| Elastomer | Good for | Avoid with |
|---|---|---|
| Buna-N (nitrile) | Water, many oils, fuels, general industrial | Strong solvents, ketones, ozone exposure |
| EPDM | Water, mild acids and bases, glycols, outdoor UV | Petroleum oils and fuels |
| Viton (FKM) | Aggressive solvents, fuels, harsh chemistry, heat | Hot water and steam, some amines |
| Silicone | Food contact, wide temperature range | Solvents, fuels, abrasion |
Unsure which your chemistry needs? Send us the product and we’ll spec it, or check the tote safety guide first.
The cheapest, most common fix. Swap the valve, cap, or gasket and the tote is back in service for the price of a part. Nothing else needs to change.
A sound bottle in a damaged frame is not scrap. A replacement cage or pallet base rebuilds it into a fully stackable, shippable container again.
If the bottle itself cracks or fails pressure testing, harvest the good parts and send the shell to the upcycling workshop or recycling. Never the landfill.
Much of what we sell is salvaged off totes that failed reconditioning, so the parts themselves stay circular. See the whole approach on our sustainability page.
Tell us the tote type and what's worn out. We'll match the valve, cap, gasket, or cage and ship it fast.
A look inside our Austin operation — buying, grading, reconditioning, and loading IBC totes for reuse across all 50 states.






One form. Buying, selling, recycling, or freight — we'll route it to the right person and reply within one business day.