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Condition: Fair

This lot consists of one (1) plastic storage drum. The drum has been marked as being in fair condition due to evidence of prior use, cosmetic wear, and the absence of the larger bung hole cover. Observed wear includes scratches, scrapes, and chips on the exterior. Despite these signs of use, the drum appears structurally sound.

This drum was previously used to store ethylene glycol and has since been emptied and rinsed. However, residual amounts of the previously stored chemical may still be present. Bidders should consider this when determining the drum's suitability for their intended use.

The drum features two (2) bung openings for filling and dispensing contents. The smaller bung hole cover is present, while the larger bung hole cover is missing.

Volume markings molded into the exterior of the drum indicate graduations up to 50 gallons. However, the product label for the previously stored ethylene glycol identifies the drum as having contained 55 gallons. As a result, the total capacity is believed to be approximately 50 to 55 gallons.

The following identification markings are molded into the exterior of the drum:

Stamp 1: "1H1/Y1.9/100/18 USA/M4602"

Stamp 2: "1H1/Y1.4/100/18 USA/M4602 With vented closure"

Included Components:

One (1) plastic storage drum

One (1) small bung hole cover

Features:

Plastic construction

Approximate 50–55 gallon capacity

Two (2) bung openings

Molded volume markings

Identification stamps present

Condition Summary:

Marked as fair condition

Shows scratches, scrapes, and chips from prior use

Previously contained ethylene glycol

Drum has been emptied and rinsed

Residual chemical may remain

Smaller bung hole cover present

Larger bung hole cover missing

Appears structurally sound

This plastic storage drum may be suitable for industrial storage, shop use, recycling, repurposing, or other compatible applications as determined by the successful bidder. Bidders are encouraged to review all photographs and verify suitability for their intended use prior to bidding.