The Snyder Industries 350 Gallon Supertainer is a 304 stainless steel IBC tote tank built for chemical metering, process transfer, and similar industrial service. It holds 350 gallons in a compact 48 by 42 inch footprint at a 47.25 inch overall height, so it slots into standard pallet positions and moves like the IBC totes your forklift operators already handle.
Will it work for your application?
The Supertainer carries 350 gallons in a 304 stainless steel shell measuring 48 inches wide, 42 inches long, and 47.25 inches tall. The 48.0 x 42.0 inch footprint matches standard pallet geometry, so it stacks, racks, and transports predictably. Stainless construction is rated by wall thickness and pressure rather than the specific gravity number used to spec poly tanks - the specific gravity rating field here shows "No" because no poly-style SG ceiling applies to this stainless tote. What that means in practice: confirm your exact fluid against 304 stainless compatibility before you fill, and plan loaded weight from real fluid density rather than a published SG limit.
Weight and footprint planning
Filled with water, this tote weighs about 2,919 pounds. Use that figure as your baseline to check floor loading, rack capacity, and pallet-jack or forklift ratings - then adjust upward for any product denser than water, which raises the loaded weight. Run your real numbers through the Tank Sizing Calculator and review the Tank Sizing Guide to confirm 350 gallons is the right working volume before you commit. If you're still deciding between a tote, a drum, and a larger fixed tank, our guide on Container vs Tank: when to buy a tote, IBC, drum, or tank walks through the tradeoffs.
The mistake to avoid
Don't assume a stainless IBC is automatically compatible with every chemical. On a tote, the wetted seals - lid gasket and valve seat - are usually the real compatibility limiter, not the 304 shell, so verify your exact chemical, concentration, and temperature against both the stainless and the seal materials. Check the manufacturer's specifications and our Chemical Compatibility Database before service. If you're building this tote into a metering or transfer system, the engineering in Pump Skid Design for Tank-Fed Dosing Operations covers frame, drip-pan, and leak-detection choices. For a broader look at containment-system requirements, RCRA 40 CFR 264.193 Secondary Containment is general background reading on hazardous-waste containment and inspection cadence - not a compliance claim about this tank. Refer to the technical drawing on this page to confirm dimensions and connection layout before you plumb it in.
Freight and ordering
This stainless tote ships LTL freight from Michigan, quoted live to your ZIP code. Get a delivery number before you order using the Freight Cost Estimator, or call 866-418-1777 and we'll handle the quote and any accessory or skid questions. Whether you're searching for an IBC tote, a stainless steel tote tank, or a stainless steel tank for your process line, this 350-gallon Supertainer is the stainless option.