Gascans

Gascans, also known as portable fuel containers or jerrycans, are containers designed for storing and transporting liquid fuels, primarily gasoline. They are typically made of durable plastic, such as high-density polyethylene (HDPE), or metal, often steel. The design of modern gas cans emphasizes safety features to prevent accidental spills and emissions.

Key features often include a spout that is integrated into the container or stored within it, a self-venting system to allow for smooth pouring, and a locking mechanism to secure the spout and cap. Many gas cans are designed to meet specific safety standards set by regulatory bodies to ensure safe storage and transportation of flammable liquids. The capacity of gas cans varies, but common sizes range from one to six gallons. They are widely used for refueling vehicles, lawnmowers, generators, and other equipment that requires gasoline. Proper usage and maintenance are important to ensure their effectiveness and safety.