- Typical capacity
- Designed for standard 1000-litre IBCs, though smaller 600-litre or 800-litre IBCs may also be accommodated.
- Power supply
- This type of tilting frame is typically mechanical and does not require an electrical power supply.
- Material construction
- Commonly constructed from mild steel with a painted or powder-coated finish, or stainless steel for food-grade applications.
- Footprint
- Typically slightly larger than the base of a standard IBC to ensure stability, often around 1200mm x 1200mm.
- Lift height
- Units of this class commonly elevate the IBC by approximately 500-600mm to facilitate gravity feed.
- Tilting mechanism
- Often spring-loaded or counterweighted, engaging automatically as the IBC contents diminish.
- Mobility
- Typically designed with fork pockets or pallet truck access for easy relocation within a facility.