Arena 330 Shipper IBC Liquid Shipping System

The Arena 330 Shipper Intermediate Bulk Container (IBC) Liquid Shipping System reduces costs and waste in bulk liquid transport packaging.

The Arena 330 bag-in-box system is designed to virtually eliminate the solid and liquid waste associated with 55-gal (208 L) drums and other intermediate bulk containers. In addition, the collapsible Arena 330 Shipper, which has a 330-gal (1,250 L) capacity, dramatically reduces the cost of return shipping and the storage space required for reusable IBCs.

Single-use drums and IBCs generate about 100 to 200 lb. (45 to 90 kg) of solid and liquid waste per 330 gal shipped. Reusable drums and reusable tank-style IBCs generate similar volumes of liquid effluent waste in most applications, while also being extremely costly to store and return: empty containers take up as much space as full ones. In contrast, the Arena Shipper generates as little as 10 lb. (4.5 kg) of waste per 330 gal. When empty, users simply need to dispose of the used liquid liner bag, which also provides sanitary and even aseptic packaging for each use.

It's constructed of advanced structural plastic resins and composites to meet the extreme forces associated with the dynamic motion of liquids caused by shock and vibration in truck and rail transport over a long haul. The advanced design methods enabled a container with a total tare weight of only 180 lb. (82 kg)—about 100 lb. lighter than similar containers on the market.

The Air-Evac system, a bag technology that increases the number of high-viscosity fluids that can be extracted from bag-in-box packages, without bag handling, works by replacing the volume of liquid pumped out of the inner chamber of the bag with shop air introduced to chambers on the outside of the bag.