20×10L

20×10 L is a packaging notation used to denote twenty individual containers, each with a capacity of 10 liters. The expression implies a total volume of 200 liters. This format is common in industrial procurement, logistics, and inventory management to describe the quantity and size of a liquid product or batch.

Ten-liter containers are widely used for liquids such as chemicals, cleaning agents, oils, beverages, and water. The 20×10 L arrangement supports moderate bulk quantities that are easier to handle than large drums while still enabling bulk storage and efficient palletization. On orders or bills, the notation clarifies both unit count and unit size.

Conversions and handling: 200 liters equates to about 52.8 US gallons or 41.8 imperial gallons. The unit is convenient for calculating total cost, shipping weight, and storage space. Packaging may vary and include jerrycans, bottles, plastic drums, or metal containers made to withstand the product.

Safety, compliance, and storage: accurate labeling and access to safety data sheets are important. The container material should be compatible with the product to prevent reactions or corrosion. Storage conditions—such as temperature, light exposure, and humidity—depend on the product, and shelf life should be considered when determining whether 20×10 L packaging is suitable.