The Snyder Industries Supertainer is a 350-gallon IBC tote built from 304 stainless steel rather than the polyethylene most totes use, and that single material change is what makes it the right fit for service where a plastic tote would degrade, leach, or hold odor. It carries a 48 x 42 inch footprint with a 47.25 inch height, so it fits standard pallet-jack and forklift handling and slots into the same dock and rack positions as a poly IBC. If you are weighing an ibc tote, tote tank, or stainless steel tank for a reusable, returnable container program, this Supertainer is engineered to outlast the disposable composite IBCs it replaces.
Will it work for your operation?
This is a 350-gallon stainless tote measuring 48 inches wide, 42 inches long, and 47.25 inches tall in Silver. Filled with water it carries roughly 2,919 pounds, so plan your floor loading, pallet-jack capacity, and rack rating around a full weight near 1.5 tons on a 48.0 x 42.0 inch footprint. Run the numbers for your specific liquid with the Tank Sizing Calculator and the Tank Sizing Guide before you commit to a fill schedule. This tank does not carry a published specific-gravity rating in our spec set the way a poly tank does, which is expected for stainless: the 304 alloy, not a resin SG number, governs what it can safely hold. Confirm chemical service against a 304 stainless chemical-resistance reference for your exact product and concentration before filling, and use the Chemical Compatibility Database to check 304 stainless against what you intend to store.
How it ships
This Supertainer ships LTL freight from Michigan, palletized and crated for the dock. Because freight on a tote this size and weight is rated by distance, accessorials, and your delivery environment, we quote it live to your ZIP rather than bundling it into the listed price. Enter your ZIP in the Freight Cost Estimator for a real number, or call 866-418-1777 and we will confirm liftgate, residential, or limited-access needs before the carrier rolls.
The mistake to avoid
The most common error with a stainless tote is treating it like an interchangeable poly IBC. A 304 stainless container is a long-life, returnable asset, not a one-trip composite tote, so the buying decision should weigh total cycles and cleanability, not unit price against a disposable. One more step before you order: our spec set for this tote does not publish its fitting, lid, or gasket configuration, so confirm the outlet, valve, and gasket setup that matches your product by calling 866-418-1777 first. If you are still deciding between formats, our guide on Container vs Tank: when to buy a tote, IBC, drum, cube, or tank walks through the trade-offs, and if this tote will feed a dosing loop, review pump skid design for tank-fed dosing operations for the frame, drip-pan, and leak-detection architecture around it. For containment-regulated service, RCRA 40 CFR 264.193 secondary containment covers the leak-detection and inspection cadence you will need to plan for, and the Snyder Captor 110% containment vs UL-142 SPCC comparison is worth a read if your install needs rated secondary containment.
Ready to spec this 350-gallon stainless Supertainer? Get a freight quote to your ZIP with the Freight Cost Estimator or call 866-418-1777, and use the Chemical Compatibility Database to confirm 304 stainless suits your product before you order.
