Safety Dispensing Cans

Additional Information

Why do I need a safety can?

Almost every place of business needs to use flammable liquids such as fuels, chemicals, and solvents. While these liquids are relatively common, it is important to understand the dangers they may present. For example, one container of vaporised gasoline can explode with the same force as twenty sticks of dynamite. Safety containers protect workers by minimising the risk of accidents and fires when handling flammable liquids.

Safety cans are useful because they:

• Reduce the risk of fire and explosion when pouring and storing flammable liquids
• Provide compliance with federal OSHA regulations and fire codes
• Improve efficiency with ease-of-use features that enhance pouring and filling operations

Types of safety cans:

• Type I and Type II steel safety cans
• Polyethylene safety cans
• Laboratory safety cans
• Quick-disconnect safety disposal cans
• Liquid disposal safety cans
• Oily waste cans
• Plunger and bench cans
• Dip, wash, and rinse tanks

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Type I safety cans

Protect workers and reduce fire risks by transferring, storing and dispensing flammable liquids in single-spout Type I safety cans

• Self-closing, leakproof lid protects vapours from escaping and guards against spills
• Positive-pressure relief cap automatically vents the can to guard against rupture or explosion
• Stainless steel flame arrestor dissipates heat to stop flashback ignition
• Guaranteed 100% leakproof construction
• Large label ID zone on swing-handle cans provides writing space to identify contents
• Trigger-release handle on cans up to 1L
• Swinging handles on cans 1-gallon or larger help carry heavier loads
• Tough powder-coat finish resists chemicals

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Type II Safety Cans

 

Go beyond protection and compliance with the added convenience of AccuFlow™ with Safe-Squeeze® trigger for safe and controlled pouring

Safety Dispensing Containers

 

The same benefits of Type I safety cans, but also include faucets for the safe dispensing of flammable liquids into small flasks and beakers