Snyder Industries 80 Gallon Cubetainer Tank with Brass Dipense Fitting

The bench, the bed and the shelf it was shaped for

The proportions are the product: a three foot square that stands under two feet high. A workshop drawing coolant, lubricant or a cleaning solution into buckets and bottles; a nursery gravity feeding a mixing station; a service truck carrying 80 gallons under the bed rail where an upright tank would not clear; a lab or a small plant keeping a reagent at a bench; a wash bay holding a dilute solution at a work position. In every one of those the buyer is choosing between heights rather than capacities, and 21.75 inches is what lets this tank go where a drum, a tote or an upright tank will not. It also sets the working method: the liquid is at bench height, so it dispenses by gravity or a small pump into a container on the floor or a low stand rather than into a line under pressure. The brass dispense fitting is the point of the part number; it is the tap you open to draw from the tank.

A wide, shallow tank wants a flat, continuous, level surface under the whole 36 by 36 inch base: no cross members with gaps between them, no pallet with a broken deck board, no shelf that flexes in the middle. Where it sits on a poured slab, the concrete pad sizing guide sets out the framework. Polyethylene handles water, most fertilizers and many common chemicals, and brass does not suit every liquid that polyethylene does; tell us what you are dispensing and we will confirm the fitting against it before you order.

Openings and fittings

1. Lid. 8 inches on top, enough for a fill hose, a funnel and a hand for cleaning.
2. Dispense fitting. Brass, as the name says. Snyder's data gives the inlet as 2 and the outlet as 1 with no unit attached, so we do not print those as pipe sizes; call us and we will confirm the actual sizes from the drawing before you buy adapters.
3. Stacking. Snyder sells this tank in a gravity feed system with two more Cubetainers above it, linked below. Do not stack Cubetainers on your own without asking us how Snyder arranges them.
4. Drawing. Snyder's drawing for 1032100N95401 is linked under Technical Drawing on this page and shows the lid position, the fitting position and the base.

The rest of the Cubetainer family

One size up on the same footprint: the 120 gallon Cubetainer with brass dispense fitting. The three-tank gravity feed arrangement, a 120 over two 80s with brass inserts: the 120, 80 and 80 gallon Cubetainer gravity feed system. For the volume itself, use the tank sizing calculator and tank sizing guide.

Shipping and receiving

At 50 lb in a 36 by 36 by 22 inch carton, the tank ships by UPS from Snyder's plant in St. Bonifacius, Minnesota. The listed price is before freight; the freight cost estimator gives the shipping cost to your ZIP. When it arrives, check the part number 1032100N95401 on the label, look at the corners and the brass fitting for carton damage that reached the tank, and fill it with water the first time before anything else goes in. Ready to order? Add it to your cart at the top of this page, get shipping to your ZIP, or call 866-418-1777. The listed price is before freight.