The three handles allow you to carry two jerry cans, hold two jerry cans in one hand, or pass the cans to another person without moving your hands—bucket-brigade style. Reinforced handles and additional welds provide increased strength. A small air pocket at the top of the can ensures that it floats even when full. The sides of the can are marked with cross-shaped indentations that strengthen its construction. Made of steel in a rectangular shape, it is easy and efficient to store, either individually or stacked. The UN marking certifies compliance with regulations for transporting dangerous goods by road, sea, air, and rail. The exterior of the can is powder-coated with special military paint (Army Green RAL 6031) that absorbs infrared light. The can is made of 0.9 mm steel coated with hot-dip galvanized aluminum-silicon (AS), providing additional corrosion protection. The inside of the can is lined with gasoline-resistant paint to prevent rust. The wide opening allows for quick, steady pouring (20 L can: 25 seconds)
- Manufactured in accordance with TL 7240-0022 (7240-12-179-5054)
- Made of hot-dip galvanized aluminum-silicon (AS) coated steel (coating: min. 50 g/m²)
- The inside of the can is lined with a fuel-resistant coating to protect against rust (paint thickness: min. 30 µm)
- The exterior of the can is powder-coated with special military paint that absorbs infrared light (paint thickness: min. 70 µm)
- Tested and approved rubber seal
- Made of 0.9 mm steel in accordance with DIN 7274
- The wide vent channel allows pouring in less than 25 seconds
- Band welding ensures the handles are sturdy
- Special holes in the handle allow the retaining clip for the spout to be attached
- The quick-release closure is completely leakproof in any position of the can
- UN marking approval certifies compliance with dangerous goods transport regulations
- Date stamped on the lid—indicates the year of manufacture
- Internationally patented locking pin provides additional protection against accidental opening of the can
- RAL 6031 was introduced in 1984 and replaced RAL 6014 Yellow Olive