Fiber drums come in various types and configurations to meet the diverse needs of industries. The basic structure typically includes a cylindrical fiberboard body, reinforced with metal or plastic rims, and a removable lid secured with a metal or plastic ring.

Unlined Fiber Drums are suitable for dry, non-hygroscopic materials such as powders, grains, and granules. They offer excellent protection against mechanical damage while being lightweight.

Lined Fiber Drums feature an inner lining made of polyethylene, foil, or wax coatings to provide moisture, chemical, or gas barriers. These are ideal for food products, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, and other sensitive materials.

Heavy-Duty Fiber Drums have thicker walls and enhanced reinforcements to support heavier loads and provide additional protection during transport.

Customization extends to drum size, wall thickness, closure mechanisms, and printing options for branding or regulatory compliance. Some fiber drums include liners with anti-static or anti-corrosive properties for specialized applications.

Choosing the right fiber drum type depends on the product characteristics, transportation conditions, and regulatory requirements.