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Custom IBC packaging is our specialty as well as in plant
installations. We offer CFR investigation with regard to product
compatibility as well as product compliance issues. We
liquidate excessive IBC inventories for those units
that have exceeded their usefulness or maybe you just don't
have room for. We interface between both the supplier and
the end user to locate a home for merchandise that potentially
has arrived on site in error, or potentially has value outside
the standard circle of influence. IBC cleaning, testing,
and re-certification is provided at our Charlotte
facility. With complete CFR documentation provided. We also
maintain an extensive inventory of replacement bottles, cages
and valves. Take a minute and review the CFR requirements
(CLICK HERE).
| Custom Design Tote
Heat/Mix Station |
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| Custom
Design Drum Mix/Weight Station |
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| Custom
Fabricated Cone Bottom Unit |
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| Glen
Raven Custom Unit |
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| Drain
Top |
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| Texaco
Jumbo Bin |
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| Texaco
Jumbo Drum |
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Due to hazards of certain regulated materials, it is Dale
Chesser, LLC’s. strict policy that no IBC’s entering
our facility will be recertified without first being thoroughly
cleaned inside and out. Each IBC will be inspected once entering
our facility and an assessment will be made of each to determine
what parts and labor issues will be needed. This process is
used for production scheduling and parts determination. This
documentation will be made available to a customer should
it be requested.
Dale Chesser, LLC’s. recertification process begins
with a complete cleaning of the inside and outside of the
IBC. All exterior labels are removed as part of the cleaning
process. This cleaning process consists of any or all of the
following: cold water, hot water, steam, and chemical cleaning
agents. The valve and lid are removed prior to cleaning and
are cleaned separately by hand and/or machinery. If the valve
and lid are serviceable after the cleaning process, the valve
and lid will then be replaced. The IBC is again inspected
and completely dried of all condensation. The IBC is then
tested in accordance with CFR 49 Section 180.352 – Requirements
for retest and inspection of IBC’s. Word for word documentation
on CFR 49 Section 180-352 is available upon request.
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