Safety Cans & Chemical Storage

Spill-proof cans and cabinets for storing fuel and chemicals safely. Shop Fuel Cans for fuel storage, Storage Cabinets for chemical storage, or Funnels for clean transfer.

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  1. Image 0 of the Justrite Type II Accuflow Safety Can, 5 gal, Yellow
    Type II Accuflow Safety Can, Yellow, 5-Gallon Size by Justrite
    $141.95
  2. Image 1 of the Justrite Type I Safety Can with Funnel 2 gal, Blue
    Justrite Type I Safety Can 2 gal, Blue
    $85.95
  3. Image 2 of the Justrite Type II Accuflow Safety Can, 2.5 gal, Green
    Type II Accuflow Safety Can, Green, 2-1/2-Gallon Size by Justrite
    $141.95
  4. Image 1 of the Justrite Type II Accuflow Safety Can, 2.5 gal, Red
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    Type II Accuflow Safety Can, Red, 2-1/2-Gallon Size by Justrite
    $131.95
  5. Image 1 of the No-Spill Nozzle Assembly
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    No-Spill Nozzle Assembly
    $16.95
  6. Scepter® SmartControl™ 5 Gallon Gasoline Can
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    Scepter® SmartControl™ 5 Gallon Gasoline Can
    $31.95
  7. Image 1 of the Safety Can For Kerosene Type I Blue  5 gal
    Safety Can For Kerosene Type I Blue 5 gal
    $90.95
  8. Image 0 of the Justrite Type II Accuflow Safety Can, 5 gal, Blue
    Type II Accuflow Safety Can, Blue, 5-Gallon Size by Justrite
    $158.89
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Safety Cans & Chemical Storage FAQ

What is a safety can and why use one?

A safety can is a fuel or chemical container designed with features like flame arrestors, self-closing lids, and pressure relief to reduce fire and spill risk during storage and handling. They are built to standards for flammable liquid safety. For storing and handling gasoline and other flammables, safety cans dramatically reduce the hazards that ordinary containers pose.

How should flammable liquids like gasoline be stored?

Store flammables in approved safety cans, in a cool, ventilated area away from ignition sources, and follow applicable regulations for quantities and location. Proper storage reduces fire and vapor risks. Gasoline and other flammables demand approved containers and appropriate storage conditions, since improper storage of flammable liquids is a serious fire hazard on any site.

What features make a fuel can a true safety can?

Genuine safety cans include features like a flame arrestor, a self-closing spout or lid, and pressure relief that prevent ignition of vapors and manage pressure buildup. These engineered features distinguish a safety can from an ordinary container. The features exist because flammable vapors, not just the liquid, are the danger, and safety cans are built specifically to control that risk.

How do I store chemicals safely on a job site or facility?

Store chemicals in appropriate containers, properly labeled, in a secure ventilated area away from incompatible products, following the labels and applicable regulations. Keep them out of reach of unauthorized people. Proper chemical storage, correct containers, labeling, ventilation, and separation of incompatibles, prevents the spills, reactions, and exposures that improper storage risks.

Why does proper chemical storage matter for compliance?

Regulations govern the storage of flammables and chemicals, covering containers, quantities, labeling, and conditions, and proper storage is both a safety practice and often a legal requirement. Following the applicable rules protects workers and avoids violations. Using approved storage and following the regulations is the responsible and compliant way to handle hazardous materials.

Can safety cans and chemical storage be ordered for an operation?

Yes. Safety cans and chemical storage equipment are stocked in quantities for operations and facilities with volume pricing by quote. Operations storing fuel and chemicals benefit from approved safety cans and proper storage equipment, which support both the safety of the crew and compliance with the regulations governing hazardous materials.