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350 Gallon Stainless Tote Dimensions: Typical Sizes

What are the dimensions of a 350 gallon stainless steel tote?

A 350 gallon stainless steel tote (often used as an IBC-style tank in a stainless cage or on a skid) is commonly built around an industry-standard footprint: about 48 inches long by 40 inches wide, with an overall height that typically lands in the low-to-mid 40-inch range. In other words, many 350 gallon stainless totes measure roughly 48″ L x 40″ W x 42″–46″ H, depending on the tank profile, frame style, and valve assembly.

The most important detail is that “350 gallon” describes capacity, not a guaranteed exterior size. Manufacturers may use different wall thicknesses, top dome shapes, bottom sumps, and outlet valve configurations that change the final height and sometimes add an inch or two to the length/width when fittings protrude.

Why the dimensions can vary

Even when the base footprint is consistent for pallet compatibility, several design choices affect external measurements. A recessed valve sits closer to the cage, while a forward-facing outlet may extend beyond the frame. Likewise, a sloped or dished bottom (common for full drainage) can add height compared with a flatter bottom.

How to confirm the exact size before ordering

To avoid surprises in tight layouts—like fitting through doorways, under mezzanines, or into secondary containment—check the product spec sheet for overall dimensions and note whether measurements include the valve, top lid, and any lifting lugs. If the tote must fit a particular spill pallet or racking system, confirm both the footprint and the maximum height under the highest point.

For more specifics and sizing considerations, see the main guide here: https://splendena.com/what-are-the-dimensions-of-a-gallon-stainless-steel-tote/.

FAQ

Will a 350 gallon stainless steel tote fit on a standard pallet footprint?

Many 350 gallon stainless totes are designed around a 48″ x 40″ footprint to align with common pallet and forklift handling, but you should confirm the published base dimensions and any protruding valve or frame features.