Maintaining an IBC container rack is one of the easiest ways to reduce life-cycle costs and ensure safety in day-to-day operations on farms and in property maintenance. In Finnish conditions, the rack has to withstand frost, road salt, constant vibration and occasional impacts in yards…
Read article → When the task involves moving an IBC container, the choice between a tractor and a wheel loader has a direct impact on how manageable, quick and safe the work is on a day-to-day basis. IBC containers are often used to transport water for washing and watering, as well as preservatives…
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Water logistics in property maintenance become more efficient when water for cleaning and watering is delivered to work sites in a planned manner rather than on an “as and when required” basis. When water is needed quickly at several sites (e.g. for sweeping, dust suppression, washing or watering green spaces), an efficient transport chain…
Read article → Handling liquid fertilisers and preservatives on the farm is a routine part of daily work, where small details make all the difference: a stable surface, a clear sequence of tasks and splash control minimise accidents without the need for unnecessary fiddling. When handling is carried out as planned,…
Read article → Transporting an IBC container safely by tractor is possible provided that your driving technique, load securing and lashing points are all in order before you set the container in motion. On farms and in property maintenance, IBCs are often used to transport irrigation water, washing water, preservatives…
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How to choose the right IBC container rack: consider the load, attachment points and intended use Choosing the right IBC container rack solution often determines whether the work will run smoothly and safely or involve constant adjustments, swaying and the risk of damage. When…
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