Safety Cans
Cheap Insurance Against "The Preventable Disaster".Using flammable or other hazardous liquids is “business-as-usual” in your plant, so you’re probably transferring those liquids from drums or pails into…what? A bucket? A tin can? |
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Justrite® Type I and Type II Safety Can
Type II Accuflow™ Cans have two openings: one for filling, and one with a flexible metal hose for accurate, spill-free pouring into small openings. Quick-open fill port with ergonomic left lever for easy filling. Flame arrestors on both openings prevent flashback. On 5 gallon models, vacuum breaker and pour opening open simultaneously for "chug-free" pouring. 1 and 2 gallon models have self-closing pressure relief caps with built-in vacuum breaker. Type II D.O.T. Compliant Safety Transport Cans have all the features of regular premium coated steel cans, plus heavy-duty roll bars to protect the fill and pour mechanisms from damage, provides extra hand-holds for carrying and pouring. Dual fusible-linked bracket and hand actuated mechanisms protect against product spillage. DOT/UN Rates 1A1/Y1.2/100. Funnel/Hose Attachments attach to Type I cans, feature 3 3/4" inner diameter polyethylene funnel and galvanized hose to help pour accurately into small openings. Standard color is red for flammables. Other color options available at additional cost in yellow for diesel, blue for kerosene or green for oil. Call customer service at 1-800-776-3786 for details. See the Justrite safety can information sheet for detailed information. |




Type I Premium Coated Cans have a single spring-loaded spout. They’re designed for storing and carrying flammable liquids you'll be pouring into containers with wide openings. One-pint to one-gallon models have a fixed handle with trigger release cap for one-hand pouring. Larger models feature a swinging handle for easy handling of full cans. All sizes include a free-flow 3 1/2" stainless steel flame arrestor and spring loaded pressure relief vent. Choose Type I Polyethylene Cans when dent and chemical resistance are most important.