The Snyder Industries 350 Gallon Carbon Steel Supertainer is a 350-gallon IBC tote tank built for repeatable bulk handling and tight floor planning. It carries a 48 x 42 inch footprint and stands 47.25 inches tall. Filled with water it weighs about 2,919 pounds, which is the number to plan racking, deck loading, and lift capacity against before the first fill.
Will it work for your operation
This is a carbon steel Supertainer in dark blue, configured as an IBC tote for bulk transfer, batching, and refill workflows where a drum is too small and a fixed bulk tank is too permanent. Outside dimensions are 47.25 inches high, 48 inches wide, and 42 inches long, so confirm your own doorway, rack-beam, and aisle clearances against those figures rather than assuming a fit. To check that the 350-gallon volume tier matches your turnover, run your numbers through the Tank Sizing Calculator and the Tank Sizing Guide. If you are weighing this tote against drums or a larger fixed tank, our guide on when to buy a tote, IBC, drum, cube, or tank and the drum vs tote vs bulk tank break-even analysis work through the volume, turnover, and footprint math so you buy the right packaging tier the first time.
The mistake to avoid
This is a carbon steel tote, not a polyethylene tank, and it carries no specific-gravity rating in our data. That distinction matters: a poly tank's chemical fit is governed by its SG rating, but a carbon steel container's suitability is driven by the stored fluid's corrosivity and the steel's internal coating. Do not transfer the SG rule from a plastic tank to this unit, and do not assume chemical service without confirming your fluid against the steel's specifications first. The fitting, valve, and gasket configuration is not specified in our data for this tote, so confirm the valve and gasket elastomer for your fluid before service, since the gasket material often governs chemical compatibility on a steel container. Finally, verify the full-load weight of 2,919 pounds against your floor, rack, and lift ratings, not the empty tote weight.
Containment and chemical service
If your application involves secondary containment or hazardous-waste handling, review the requirements in RCRA 40 CFR 264.193 secondary containment and our Snyder Captor 110% containment vs UL-142 / SPCC comparison before you finalize the install. For any specific fluid, check it against the Chemical Compatibility Database and confirm both the steel and the gasket material are rated for it.
This IBC tote ships LTL freight from our plant in Michigan, with cost quoted live to your ZIP code. At 2,919 pounds full on a 48 x 42 inch footprint, this is a freight-class LTL shipment, so get an exact freight number before you order using the Freight Cost Estimator, or call us at 866-418-1777 and we will price the lane and confirm lift-gate or limited-access needs for delivery. Listed at our posted price before freight.
