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Safety CansIndustrial Safety Cabinets stocks a full line of safety cans, including Type I Safety Cans, Type II Safety Cans, Oily Waste Cans, Polyethylene Safety Cans and much more!
A fire can tear through your building in seconds, causing untold physical and economical harm to your employees and your business. The proper storage of flammable liquids using safety cans is an easy and cost-effective way to minimize this risk, and it is also required by law. If the safe storage of flammable liquids is important to you business, we have OSHA Compliant solutions for you. Click one of the sub-categories below to find the product you're looking for.
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Type I Safety Cans
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Type II Safety Cans
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Type I safety cans are designed with a single spout for filling and pouring. The self-closing, leakproof lid provides security from spills and leaks. All models are equipped with an FM-tested dual-density flame arrestor.
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Type II steel safety cans offer additional convenience with two openings at the top. One opening is equipped with a flexible metal hose for smooth, accurate pouring into small apertures.
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Type I Polyethylene Safety Cans
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Dip Tanks
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Type I Nonmetallic Safety Cans constructed of high density polyethylene are inert so they stand up to tough acids and corrosives, as well as heat. Poly cans are dent, puncture and chip resistant.
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24-gauge steel, powder-coated dip tanks are useful for cleaning parts and sub-assemblies. Equipped with a self-closing mechanism and fusible link which melts at 165° F to snap the cover shut in case of fire.
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Mixing Tanks
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Oily Waste Cans
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Mixing tanks minimize the risk of spills or fire when mixing hazardous, flammable liquids. Lids are fully removable and clamp securely shut. Gaskets seal tightly to prevent flammable vapors from escaping. Lids can be padlocked for added security.
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Oily waste cans are essential whenever solvent cloths and wiping rags are used. Lid stays closed when not in use, isolating contents from fire sources and limiting oxygen so spontaneous combustion risk is eliminated.
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Plunger Cans
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Plunger Cans help you quickly and easily moisten cleaning cloths or swabs. Pushing down on the brass pump assembly fills upper pan with a measured amount of liquid for moistening. Steel cans are finished in a tough, chemical resistant powder paint.
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