Technology Container Corp.: Hexagonal corrugated drums

TCC hex drums from Technology Container are a line of hexagonal corrugated drums that are a space-saving, lowercost alternative to plastic, metal, or fiber drums for handling various powders.

Technology Container Corp.

Jul 31, 2005

Drums knock down flat to provide 10:1 space savings for efficient storage. Featuring 1-piece construction, drums erect without tape or glue, are available in sizes from 5-55 gal, and are rated to 1껎 lb compression strength. Priced from $2 each and manufactured from 275 or 350 double-wall grade corrugated with a kraft or white outside layer that can be printed with 2-color graphics. Custom sizes and special features such as handholds and other material grades can be incorporated.

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