The Snyder Industries 350 Gallon 304 Stainless Steel Supertainer is a fabricated metal IBC tote built entirely from 304 stainless steel. Listed by us, it measures 42 inches long by 48 inches wide by 47.25 inches tall and holds 350 gallons on the standard 48 x 42 inch IBC footprint. If you have been searching for an IBC tote tank, a stainless steel tank, or a tote that fits a forklift-and-pallet-rack operation, this is a metal-bodied unit rather than a poly tote.
Will it work for your application?
The Supertainer holds 350 gallons. Filled with water, that load comes to roughly 2,919 pounds, so confirm your pallet racking, floor rating, and forklift capacity before you stage it full. The 42 x 48 inch footprint drops straight into pallet positions and standard rack bays, and the 47.25 inch overall height keeps it under typical conveyor and doorway clearances. Because the body is 304 stainless rather than polyethylene, there is no specific gravity rating to design around the way you would with a plastic tank, and there is no SG-rated variant to step up to. Use the Tank Sizing Calculator and the Tank Sizing Guide if you are matching this tote to a throughput or batch volume.
Fittings and what it holds
Fitting and valve configuration is not published on this listing and is confirmed per order, so do not assume a standard outlet, fill, or vent layout. Check the technical drawing on this page and call 866-418-1777 to confirm the configuration that ships with your unit before you order. For what the tote will carry, 304 stainless has its own material-compatibility profile that differs from polyethylene; check your product against the Chemical Compatibility Database for 304 stainless before service. If this tote is headed into hazardous-waste service, the RCRA 40 CFR 264.193 secondary-containment guide covers leak detection and inspection cadence, and the Captor 110% containment vs UL-142/SPCC comparison walks through your containment options.
How it ships and the mistake to avoid
This is a fabricated stainless tote, so it ships LTL freight on a pallet from our Michigan plant, quoted live to your ZIP and separate from the list price. The most common error on a tote purchase is treating a stainless IBC like an interchangeable swap for a poly tote without checking the loaded weight against your handling equipment. At nearly 2,919 pounds full of water, this unit is heavy in service, and a denser product pushes that figure higher still, so stage it on rated racking and move it with a forklift sized for the full load. If you are weighing a metal tote against a poly tote, drum, or fixed tank, read Container vs Tank: When To Buy a Tote, IBC, Drum or Tank before you decide, and if this tote feeds a dosing or metering line, the pump skid design guide covers the frame, drip pan, and containment architecture that surrounds it.
Ready to spec it out? Run your ZIP through the Freight Cost Estimator for an LTL quote from our Michigan plant, or call 866-418-1777 to confirm fittings, weight, and lead time before you order.
