IBC liners can be used for a wide range of products, including food and beverage ingredients, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, and cosmetics. The type of liner used depends on the specific product being transported or stored.

IBC liners are available in various sizes and configurations to fit different types of IBCs. Some liners are designed to fit inside the entire container, while others are designed to fit only the inner portion of the container.

IBC liners can be made from different materials to meet specific product requirements. For example, some liners are made from food-grade materials for use in the food and beverage industry, while others are made from materials that are resistant to chemicals and solvents.

In addition to standard IBC liners, there are also specialized liners available for specific applications. For example, a barrier liner may be used to prevent the migration of odors or flavors from one product to another, while an anti-static liner may be used to prevent static buildup during filling or discharge.

IBC liners can be customized with various features to improve their functionality. For example, liners can be fitted with vents to allow air to escape during filling, or with caps to prevent contamination during storage.

IBC liners are typically easy to install and remove, making them a convenient option for businesses that need to transport or store liquids on a regular basis.