These large plastic jerry cans provide a reliable solution for safely storing and transporting liquids in a range of industrial and commercial environments.
Available in three capacities, each container features a robust construction and generous opening size to support easy filling, pouring and cleaning.
Product Features
- Durable plastic construction designed for secure liquid storage
- Three generous capacities to suit different storage and transport needs
- Wide external openings for easy filling, decanting and cleaning
- Compact rectangular footprint to maximise storage space
- Suitable for a variety of non-food industrial liquids and solutions
- Stackable style that integrates well with general drums and kegs storage
Key Specifications
| Capacity (L) | Width (mm) | Height (mm) | Length (mm) | External Opening Diameter (mm) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10 | 194 | 324 | 226 | 51 |
| 20 | 245 | 399 | 294 | 61 |
| 30 | 285 | 480 | 320 | 61 |
Applications
- Storing oils, detergents and cleaning chemicals in workshops and warehouses
- Transporting industrial liquids between sites safely and efficiently
- Holding process liquids in manufacturing and engineering environments
- Bulk liquid storage in maintenance, facilities and plant rooms
- Organised liquid management alongside drums and kegs
Frequently Asked Questions
Which jerry can capacity should I choose for my application?
Select the capacity based on the typical volume you need to store or transport. The 10 litre option is ideal for smaller quantities and easier handling, while the 20 and 30 litre options are better suited to bulk storage and fewer refills.
Can these plastic jerry cans be used with different types of liquids?
These containers are designed for a wide range of non-food industrial liquids. Always check that the liquid is compatible with plastic containers and follow any relevant safety and handling guidelines for the substance being stored.
How do I ensure safe handling and storage of these jerry cans?
Ensure caps are securely tightened, store the jerry cans upright on a stable surface, and keep them away from heat sources. When moving filled containers, use appropriate manual handling techniques or equipment to avoid strain and spills.