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Reviewed by Ryan Penick, Operator, Wholesale Industry LLC · Updated October 2026
An IBC garden hose adapter screws onto the tote's outlet valve and steps it down to a standard 3/4 in garden hose thread, so a tote can feed a hose, drip line or spigot. The adapter has to match the thread on your valve, and totes do not all share one thread.
Identify the outlet thread first
| Outlet type | How to recognize it | Adapter needed |
|---|---|---|
| 2 in buttress, often marked S60×6 | Coarse, square-shouldered male thread about 60 mm across, with a wide pitch; common on caged totes | Female S60×6 to 3/4 in hose thread |
| 2 in NPS or NPT pipe thread | Fine pipe thread, about 11.5 threads per inch; common on North American valves | Female 2 in pipe thread to 3/4 in hose thread |
| 2 in camlock | A grooved male fitting with no thread, made for a lever coupling | Camlock coupler with a hose-thread reducer |
| Other buttress sizes | Coarse thread that is visibly larger or smaller than 60 mm | Measure and send photos |
If you are not sure, measure across the outside of the thread, count the threads in one inch, and photograph the valve and its cap. A cap that fits the valve is the best clue to the thread.
Getting useful flow
A tote drains by gravity, so the pressure at the hose is low: a full tote on the ground gives well under 2 psi. That is fine for filling buckets, soaker hose and low-pressure drip, and it is not enough for sprinklers or a spray nozzle without a pump. Raising the tote on a stand increases flow. Open the top lid or vent while draining so the bottle does not pull a vacuum and collapse.
Related parts
Replacement valves, caps and tote covers are listed with the other IBC accessories. Adapters can be quoted on their own or added to an order of IBC totes, which is the simplest way to be sure the thread matches.
What to include in a request
- Outlet size and thread, or photos and measurements of the valve.
- What you are connecting: garden hose, pipe thread or camlock.
- Quantity and delivery ZIP.
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Send valve photos or thread details, quantity and delivery ZIP through request a quote, or call 855-964-2534. Freight is quoted to your ZIP, and availability, condition and terms are confirmed before you accept the quote.
Frequently asked questions
Are all IBC tote valves the same thread?
No. Most caged totes have a 2 in outlet, but the thread may be a coarse buttress thread such as S60×6, a 2 in pipe thread, or a camlock fitting. An adapter made for one will not seal on another, so identify the thread before ordering.
Can I run a sprinkler from an IBC tote with a hose adapter?
Not by gravity alone. A tote gives very low pressure, enough for soaker hose, drip lines and filling containers. Sprinklers and spray nozzles need a pump between the tote and the hose.