120 Litre L-Ring HDPE UN Drum With White Bung
This 120 Litre L-Ring HDPE UN Drum With White Bung comes with a bung closure and two handles for improved usability. The plastic drums are made from HDPE plastic, which is UN approved and ensures you can transport food and hazardous materials safely. The tamper-evident lids provide you with extra security, keeping the contents safe and ensuring that the end recipient is confident that the contents have not been compromised. The UN Approved Plastic Drums are empty for ease of movement and transport.
Ideal for the storage and transportation of many substances such as food, water, liquids, chemicals, oils, fuels, lubricants, resins, dyes or paints. They are fully reusable which makes them a cost-effective solution for any business. We also offer our UN Approved Plastic Drums in bulk with a 216 quantity. If you require larger quantities, please don’t hesitate to call our customer service team on 0161 367 1414.
The design allows you to stack the plastic drums to maximise space in warehousing or utilise extra space when transporting. They can be used for any type of transport including road, rail, sea or air as they have been fully pressure tested. Regardless of how or where you are sending your goods, the UN Approved Plastic Drums are the perfect solution.
UN Certified Drums For Sale
The UN Certified Drums can be used by a range of industries. This includes Food & Drink, Fuels, Oils, Chemicals, Adhesives, Resins, Paints, Pharmaceuticals, Engineering & construction to name a few. The design allows you to stack the drums which not only reduces space with warehousing but also means you can despatch more if and when they are ready for shipping.
Product Summary
- Made from HDPE Plastic
- Food Grade Approved
- Colour – Blue
- Closure Colour – White
- Closure Type – Bung
- Capacity – 120 Litres
- Other tighthead drums also available
- No minimum order value
- Bulk discounts apply to large orders
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