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Pillow IBC Tote Liners
Economical Lay-Flat Liners for Standard Bulk Liquid Packaging
Tote Solutions supplies commercial and food-grade pillow IBC tote liners engineered for straightforward, efficient liquid handling. Featuring a classic lay-flat design, our pillow liners provide a reliable, single-use sterile barrier that protects liquids from contamination while eliminating container cleaning costs and wash-water compliance fees.
Pre-sized for containers ranging from 55-gallon drums up to 330-gallon bulk totes (including 275-gallon, 315-gallon, and 330-gallon capacities), our pillow liners offer a budget-conscious liquid packaging solution for free-flowing liquids, juices, water-based solutions, and industrial fluids.
Core Performance Benefits
- Cost-Effective Bulk Containment: Delivers high-level barrier protection and sanitary storage at a lower price point per unit than pre-formed liners.
- Streamlined Sanitation: Single-use construction creates an instant sterile environment, allowing immediate container reuse without washing or cross-contamination.
- Compatible Outer Packaging: Designed for enclosed returnable plastic totes, multi-wall corrugated boxes, and 55-gallon drums.
- Universal Container Integration: Fits standard metal-caged IBC totes, rigid plastic bulk containers, corrugated boxes, and wooden bins.
- Fast Order Processing: Efficient distribution channels across standard 55-gallon drum up to 330-gallon bulk tote liners, delivering reliable dispatch schedules for your operation.
High-Level Specifications Overview
- Container Capacities: Pre-sized across standard bulk capacities from 65-gallon up to 330-gallon intermediate bulk containers.
- Material & Film Options: Virgin LLDPE, multi-layer co-extruded polyethylene, and optional EVOH oxygen barrier films.
- Fitment Options: 2" top-fill ports and bottom-discharge valves (Camlock, coarse thread, and aseptic fitments).
- Target Viscosities: Ideal for low-to-medium viscosity fluids and free-flowing liquid processes.
