Justrite 5 Gallon Red AccuFlow Galvanized Steel Type II Vented Safety Can With Stainless Steel Flame Arrester And 1 Metal Hose (For Flammable Liquids)

Ive tried a dozen different plastic gas cans, all of which were difficult and extremely slow to fill an automobile. I was between the JustRite cans and Nato Jerry cans before this purchase, and here is why I went with 2 JustRite cans over a single NATO: 1. Flexible spout. - Holy cow this makes filling your car from a variety of angles super easy. 2. Vent release. - Most NATO cans will bang and bulge. A friend can hear his popping throughout his entire house during summer. 3. Wont fall over during (reasonable) transport - its 5 gal, it could tip if you take a hard turn, but NATO cans must be laid on their side, which encourages them to slide around and leak. 4. Great nozzle while being Carb Compliant. - NATO cans with plastic Carb-Compliant spouts suck as much as the plastic gas cans. And the NON-compliant have no way to control flow speed and can splash while getting in position or moving. 5. No assembling of the nozzle every...single...time. No more gas on your hands and feet. Unless you have a JEEP with actual NATO gas can holders mounted on them... BUY THIS CAN INSTEAD.

Amazingly perfect gas cans. I cant say enough. They are super easy to fill and pour without spilling a drop. Very tough and rugged construction as well. Ive used these to fill my car and a generator several times and have not yet had any accidents. The pour spout is flexible enough to work on just about anything. And it wont pour when you tip the can you have to also pull the silver metal handle. The flap over the fill hole has a very strong spring and seal so no spillage occurs. There is even a metal mesh inside the filling hole to help guide the gas nozzle and stay put while filling. I would buy more if I did not have concerns about storing too much gasoline at my house.

Item purchased April 2021. Bottom developed a leak in August 2022. There are four small crimps in the bottom. The pictures show the metal bent in the bottom of the can. A paint blister developed in the largest scrapped area and gas leaked through a small pin hole in the paint bubble. The 4 dimples are in the same circle. This is clearly a manufacturing defect. The formed shapes in the bottom create a stress riser to buckle the metal when the can is full of gas and might be in a warm shed. Due to time lapse i am trying to repair. A can over $100 should not have this problem. The connector metal flex hose leaks too. Information forwarded to [email protected] and response was same day (11/29/22). New can being shipped.

If youre like me, and youre frustrated with those EPA compliant plastic cans that have resulted in more spilt gas than the old unregulated ones, this is (finally) progress that works. Wide stable base. Flexible spout and easily-controlled vent allow pouring where you want it. Several have commented about no cover for the spout, which could allow dust and/or insects into the spout. I use a silicone rubber stopper to plug the spout opening. I inserted a small brass eyelet into the plug and attached the plug to the can so that it doesnt get lost. Should last a long time.

Finally!!! A well designed gas can that doesnt freaking leak - AND doesnt collapse in the Texas heat/cold. You see, the cab gets Hot during the day (100 degrees) and nearly explodes (the plastic sealed ones)... the seams about to burst, so you let the pressure out... and then the next day when it is 40 degrees (Aint Texas Grand?), the can has its walls smashed in so it is half the size it was and it is about to leak out of the places where the plastic has bent.. BUT NO MORE!! NOT with THIS Awesome can!!!! I have paid $50 for the plastic no spill cans... but if you forget to let the pressure out... tip it over, and press the release gas sprayed all over the place! NOT with THIS can!!! I may buy a 2nd can to keep a gas/oil mix in! This is the best can I have ever used, and I grew up on a farm.. no more plastic junk that lasts a year.. even used the cans they put on the back of Jeeps and this is better... Thank you for making this!

Great product. Cant beat it

Love it best ever last forever and yes they are expensive but they don’t leak and control pour I gave all my plastic junk jugs away

Super dope can. Will be buying more. When I can afford gas to put in them. Hahaha

For those of you who have never purchased a Justrite Safety Can, I offer this short recommendation. I have owned several Justrite cans over the past forty years, and I continue to purchase them due to their safety features, ease of use, and durability. The galvanising on the cans is of good thickness and quality, and with proper use and storage, the Justrite can will offer many years of dependable service. These are the same petrol containers used by industry, government and military installations. I am certain that a few individuals have had a spot of trouble with the pour spout or other mechanisms, however Justrite is a very good company with which to resolve product issues. The price may seem a bit dear, but the length of service offered by this safety can (when properly cared for), far outweighs the initial purchase price. For many, once you try one of these containers, you will never go back to plastic or inexpensive poor quality cans. Lastly, they are a wee bit heavy for some persons, so choose your justrite wisely...They are offered in many volume sizes, which will compensate for their overall weight of construction. W. H. Hope

Quality item. It looks great and is very well made. I actually received a compliment by a gas station attendant as I was filling up. I’ve never had someone compliment a gas can before! The can fills and pours easily. It seals so well, that’s my only qualm. If you are traveling through various elevation, be careful, the seal is so great that when you open the container, the difference in air pressure can launch fuel out of the can. I found out the hard way after traversing the Rockies and had it burp fuel on me.