MAC AFRIC 20 Litre Jerry Can – Red – 0.8 mm Wall Thickness

$36.87

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Our MAC AFRIC Jerry Cans are UN3A1 approved and are BUILT TO LAST – manufactured from top-quality robust cold rolled 0.8mm steel. They feature an internal rust protection layer with a tough anti-rust powder-coated finish, integrated carrying handle, a lever-type safety sealing cap with a locking pin ensuring a secure seal. Ideal for the safe storage and transportation of flammable fuels.

Attribute Label	Value
Capacity	20 L
Colour	Red
Nozzle Size	35 x 45 MM
Package Height (cm)	44.20
Package Length (cm)	35.60
Specifications Description	#html-body [data-pb-style=UF5LYQ5]{justify-content:flex-start;display:flex;flex-direction:column;background-position:left top;background-size:cover;background-repeat:no-repeat;background-attachment:scroll} How to store fuel at home? The Health and Safety Executive says you can legally store 30 litres of petrol at your home but there are strict guidelines about how and where you should put it, because fuel is highly flammable. These laws ruling petrol date back to 1929. It must be kept in … A) A Shed B) A Garage C) Outside no more than six metres from your house – ie, at the end of a driveway. Proper Care for Metal Jerry Cans Metal Jerry Cans should be stored in well ventilated, dry areas out of direct sunlight. The seal on a Jerry Can lid and Jerry Can Pourer are consumable parts and should be inspected regularly and replaced when signs of wear or cracking appear. The Powder Coated outer lining can be scratched or scuffed from contact with hard surfaces and should be cleaned off and touched up when found to prevent the steel underneath from exposure and eventually corrosion from forming. Severe dents caused by excessive impact can damage the inner enamel lining with splits allowing the exposure of the steel inside the can. While the steel wall of the can will remain intact, the inner lining separation may lead to corrosion build up over time and replacement of the Jerry Can is recommended. The tines should be lubricated with small amounts of grease to minimise contact with the winglets causing the removal of powder coat. This will also reduce the resistance from pressure when opening and closing the lid.