Dimensions / Industrial & logistics / IBC totes / 330 gallon
A 330-gallon IBC tote holds 1,250 litres and sits on the same 1200 × 1000 mm base as the 1,000 L tote, but stands 1350 mm tall (Schütz ECOBULK MX 1250); US sellers list it as 48 × 40 × 53 in. Empty, Schütz’s weighs 65 kg on a steel pallet or 68 kg on a plastic skid. Schütz USA’s mark reads 31HA1/Y/…/3855/2060/1250L/67KG, and its test report stacks it with one tote on top (S=1). Two stacked stand 2,700 mm, more than the 2,393 mm inside height of Triton’s 20 and 40 ft, so in a standard container it ships one high. Mauser sells the 330 G size in North America only, and 330 US gallons is 275 imperial gallons.
| Length | Width | Height, Schütz MX 1250 |
|---|---|---|
| 1200mm | 1000mm | 1350mm |
Sources: Schütz (MX). Checked October 2026.
Schütz USA’s MX 330 mark is filled in, one high in Triton’s 40 ft. Enter your fill and density; each check uses the numbers in the tables on this page.
Sizes in millimetres, weights in kilograms. The UN mark ends with the stacking test load and the maximum gross mass in kg; a stacking test load of 0 means not stackable.
1250 L × 1 kg/L + 67 kg empty = 1317 kg, 743 kg under the 2060 kg maximum permissible gross mass.
Filled in: Schütz USA’s MX 330 mark, …/3855/2060/1250L/67KG. At 98% of its 1280.059 L maximum it takes 1254.454 L.
One high: nothing stands on the tote.
Schütz’s US test report stacks it with one tote on top (S=1); Kingfisher sells the 1,250 L as two high full, four high empty.
One layer takes 22 totes of 1200 × 1000 mm; 1 high that is 22, enough for your 20, and 26340 kg is within the 28960 kg payload.
At 1,350 mm each, two stacked are taller than the 2,393 mm inside height of Triton’s 20 and 40 ft, so this check loads one high.
Shipping 1,250 L totes? Photograph one, mark its height, valve and fill opening in SizeMarker and send it with the packing list.
Mark a photo| Tote | L × W × H | Empty weight; capacity |
|---|---|---|
| Schütz ECOBULK MX 1250Steel or plastic pallet | 1200 × 1000 × 1350 mm | 65 kg steel pallet, 68 kg plastic skid; 1,250 litres (330 gal) |
| Schütz MX 1250, art. 4039762Plastic skid pallet | Height with pallet 1350 mm (53.150 in) | About 64.5 kg; 1,260 l brimful |
| Schütz USA MX 330 UNTest report, February 2026 | 47.5 × 39.5 × 53.25 in; 1330.325 mm stacked height | 70.95 kg tested; 1280.059 L maximum |
| Schütz USA ECOBULK 330Test report, January 2026 | 47.25 × 39.625 × 53.5 in | 66.46 kg |
| Mauser PPCP330UNSTDSold by BARR Plastics | 48 × 40 × 54 in | 160 lbs; 330 USG / 275 IG / 1249 L |
| Uline H-4420Retail listing | 48 x 40 x 53 in | 146 lbs, steel pallet |
| Kingfisher 1250 L, steel palletUK reseller; maker not named | 1350 mm high | 66.5 kg; listed as 275 gallons |
Sources: Schütz (MX) · Schütz (art. 4039762) · Schütz USA (TH-4420) · Schütz USA (TH-10776) · BARR Plastics (330) · Uline (IBC tanks) · Kingfisher
| Tote or rule | Figure |
|---|---|
| Schütz USA MX 330, maker’s mark31HA1/Y/0226/USA/…/3855/2060/1250L/67KG/100 kPa | Stacking test 3,855 kg; max gross 2,060 kg |
| Same tote, as tested31HA1/Y/02 26*/USA/M4128/4445/2454 | Stacking test 4,445 kg; max gross 2,454 kg |
| Schütz USA ECOBULK 330, as tested31HA1/Y/01 26*/USA/M4128/4399/2439 | Stacking test 4,399 kg; max gross 2,439 kg |
| Stacked in the testSchütz USA report | One tote on top (S=1) |
| 98% of maximum capacitySchütz USA report | 1254.454 Liters |
| Transport stacking, MXSchütz | Two-high up to density 1.5, one-high above |
| Full and emptyKingfisher | Two high full; four high empty |
| Where it is soldMauser | 330G sizes in North America only |
| FittingsSchütz MX 1250 | DN 150 or DN 225 cap; DN 50 or DN 80 valve; no DN 400 lid |
Sources: Schütz USA (TH-4420) · Schütz USA (TH-10776) · Schütz (MX) · Kingfisher · Mauser (IBC brochure) · Schütz (MX page)
| Guide | Size or rule |
|---|---|
| 20 and 40 ft inside heightTriton | 2,393 mm |
| 40 ft insideTriton | 12,032 × 2,352 × 2,393 mm; 28,960 kg payload |
| 40 ft high cubeTriton | 2,698 mm inside; door 2,585 mm high |
| Two stacked, 1350 mm eachOur calculation | 2,700 mm: more than a 20 or 40 ft standard box |
| Totes on a 40 ft floorOur calculation, straight rows | 22 one high: a row of 12 turned across, a row of 10 lengthwise |
| Sizes Mauser makesMauser | 135-gallon, 275-gallon (1,000L) and 330-gallon (1,250L) |
| The 1,000 L tote, for comparisonSchütz MX 1000 | 1200 × 1000 × 1160 mm; 56 kg on a steel pallet |
Sources: Triton (20ft) · Triton (40ft) · Triton (40ft high cube) · Mauser Packaging Solutions · Schütz (MX)
1200 × 1000 × 1350 mm for Schütz’s ECOBULK MX 1250; US sellers list it as 48 × 40 × 53 in (Uline) or 48 × 40 × 54 in (Mauser via BARR).
The base is the same, 1200 × 1000 mm; the 1,250 L tote is 1350 mm tall against 1160 mm, and weighs 65 kg empty on a steel pallet against 56 kg (Schütz MX).
It can be: 330 US gallons is 275 imperial gallons (BARR lists Mauser’s tote as 330 USG / 275 IG / 1249 L), and the UK reseller Kingfisher lists its 1,250 L tote as 275 gallons. Ask for the capacity in litres.
Two high: Schütz USA tests its MX 330 with one tote on top (S=1), and Kingfisher sells 1,250 L totes as two high full, four high empty. In Schütz’s US report a stacked tote adds 1330.325 mm.
Not in a standard box. At 1350 mm each, two stand 2,700 mm, more than the 2,393 mm inside height of Triton’s 20 and 40 ft, by our calculation; a 40 ft takes 22 one high.
Mauser sells its 330G sizes in North America only; Schütz makes the MX 1250 in Europe and the ECOBULK 330 in the US.
Buyers who order 1,250 L totes ask for the capacity in litres, the mark, the filled weight and how the totes load, since they do not go two high in a standard box. Mark the real tote, valve and height on your own product photo in SizeMarker, as in the picture at the top, and send one product card for WhatsApp or WeChat.
