Storage Drums for Sale In Mississippi - New & Used

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Types of Storage Drums (Steel, Plastic & Fiber)

Steel drums are built for industrial and hazardous materials. Plastic drums are the standard choice for food, beverage, and non-toxic products. Fiber drums handle dry bulk goods well and are commonly used for powders, granules, and trash collection.

All three types are available in new and used conditions.

Storage Drum Sizes (5, 10, 15, 30, 55 Gallon) 

Container Exchanger carries drums in five standard sizes to cover a wide range of storage and shipping applications. The 55-gallon drum is by far the most popular, available in steel, plastic, and fiber. Smaller 5 and 10-gallon drums suit concentrated materials, lab use, or tight spaces. The 15 and 30-gallon options are a practical middle ground when a full 55-gallon is more than you need.

Size

Best For

5 Gallon

Small batch storage, lab use

10 Gallon

Concentrated liquids, samples

15 Gallon

Mid-volume liquids, specialty applications

30 Gallon

Moderate solids or liquids

55 Gallon

Standard industrial and commercial use

Open Head vs Closed (Tight) Head Drums

The main difference between open head and closed (tight) head drums is access.

Open head drums have a fully removable lid, making them easier to fill and clean, which suits dry goods and solid materials. Closed head drums are fully sealed with only bung openings, making them the right choice for liquids, chemicals, and anything that needs to stay contained during transport.

New vs Used Storage Drums - Which Should You Choose? 

New drums are the right call when product integrity matters most, such as in food-grade applications or chemical storage, where contamination risk can't be tolerated. Used drums are a solid, cost-effective option for non-sensitive materials, and many are in great shape after proper cleaning. Container Exchanger carries both, so the decision really comes down to what you're storing and what your budget allows. For general industrial use, used drums offer a lot of value at a fraction of the cost.