Eagle UI-10-FS Red Galvanized Steel Type I Gasoline Safety Can with Funnel, 1 gallon Capacity, 8" Height, 9" Diameter

$ 39.21

Score By Feature

Based on 430 ratings

Leak proof

9.60

Value for money

9.80

Safety Features

9.58

Sturdiness

8.98

Durability

8.98

Easy to use

8.08

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Product Description

Safety cans for type I liquids are used to store, transport, and dispense flammable liquids safely. They come with a funnel to make filling and pouring easier

A powder-coated finish resists scratches, chipping, fading, and other wear and tear made of galvanized steel, which provides corrosion resistance, dents resistance, and chemical resistance

By using a flame arrestor, liquids inside the can can be prevented from igniting and can be stopped

Cap assembly automatically opens to vent internal vapors when the spout cap is closed to prevent spills or leaks

Liquids that are flammable must be stored and handled according to GB/T 106

A 100% leak test was performed, and the product was listed as UL and ULC and was FM approved

Screens that prevent flames from spreading

An innovative trigger release with a spring-closing lid and a fixed handle that provides comfort to the user

Questions & Answers

It is not the case for plastic cans. ?

The safety cans are indeed The same as we used at home depot when I worked there. Their airtight nature makes them a good choice.

The maximum height is 8 inches, isn't it?

The height is 9 1/2" and the overall length is 17 1/5" when the funnel is in place. Having a flat, well-lit surface to put the funnel on when you need it in an emergency would be convenient, if there is no danger of spilling gas.

Do you see water dripping from the roof if it pours?

How careful you are when pouring the gasoline will determine how efficiently it works.

Selected User Reviews For Eagle UI-10-FS Red Galvanized Steel Type I Gasoline Safety Can with Funnel, 1 gallon Capacity, 8" Height, 9" Diameter

It is possible to order both the funnel and the FS 1 gallon Safety Can

3/5

Baker Evans

| Oct 30, 2020

The solution is available here (click here)

5/5

This is a great funnel that is very sturdy The problem is In order to fill this can, how can it be done without going through the awkward procedure of removing and mounting the funnel every time? The solution I have come up with involves drilling a circular 1+3/8" hole into the funnel (as shown in the picture). When the lid is pulled back, one can stick the pump nozzle into the sieve in the can after it has been put in the funnel.

Aria HUSSAIN

| Oct 21, 2020

Combined with modifications, this gas can is fantastic (after)

5/5

Despite its easy-to-use and good seal, it retains a lot of air. However, it should be rated 1 STAR since there is no way for gas to be pumped A great easy modification was submitted by rater Franz Rosenberger, which makes it very straightforward to complete. The hole for the filler nozzle should be drilled in the plastic funnel. As long as this hole is not in the way of the funnel, it cannot be used.

Zhuri Barron

| May 29, 2021

I am in love with these cans, they are functional works of art

3/5

This is my favorite can. You will have them for a lifetime. It is not necessary to replace the items and they can still be used by your grandchildren. The fact that they are made in West Virginia, USA, by a long-established company is a plus One of my most prized possessions in the garage is a pair of these great pieces of furniture.

Jason Blanchard

| Nov 23, 2020

Besides that, the gas can was a fine product

5/5

I was going to use it for my It is easy to add gas to the can without a funnel (although it is a major hassle if you use a funnel as shown in the photos). There is also no easy way to get the funnel on and off, so something more or less permanent is required. For the funnel mount ring to be accessible through a C-shaped mounting ring, I cut it to a C shape. As I added gas to the motorcycle with this arrangement, gas sloshed all over the bike. Therefore, you should use a regular funnel, invert the can (while it is closed), and then squeeze the can trigger just a little to drip gas into the bike slowly to prevent bathing it For lawn mowers, since you don't mind dribbling a little and the handlebars are not in the way, this kind of system works better. I highly recommend this can in terms of durability, as well as the seal it makes.

Phoenix NICHOLLS

| Jan 22, 2021

The cans are very nice! At least for me, the funnel ended up not being hard to use as other reviews have stated

5/5

You might find this extremely difficult to operate if you have arthritis or another similar condition. However, the rest of the product is in high quality and the pour control is smooth. These cans are excellent and I highly recommend them. After the nozzle on my 6 gallon plastic can breaks, I'm looking forward to replacing it.

Astrid Swanson

| Nov 14, 2020

Plastic gas cans are no longer purchased for the simple reason you always need to vent them and they leak constantly when poured

5/5

value the funnel as a part of the can structure in order to keep it at my fingertips at all times. Although you have to exert a little more effort when filling and using the cans, they remain superior to plastic style containers.