Justrite Type I Safety Cans | Steel & Poly Cans
- Material Composition: Premium coated steel and polyethylene models with plated steel or stainless steel fittings.
- Capacity Range: 1 pint, 1 quart, 1 gallon, 2 gallon, 2.5 gallon, and 5 gallon configurations.
- Compliance/Ratings: OSHA and NFPA compliant; FM Global approvals, UL listings, and TÜV certifications apply to qualifying models.
- Closure Type: Type I single-opening safety can configuration for filling and dispensing flammable liquids.
- Accessories: Bolt-on funnel hose attachments are available for compatible steel and polyethylene safety cans.
Product Comparison Chart
Type I Safety Can Configuration Type I safety cans use a single opening for both filling and dispensing, distinguishing them from Type II designs that use separate fill and pour openings. The shared-opening arrangement reduces the number of fittings on the container and provides a compact configuration for workplace storage and liquid transfer. The listed Justrite range includes steel cans from 1 pint through 5 gallons and polyethylene cans in 2.5- and 5-gallon capacities. Capacity selection should reflect the volume required at the point of use, frequency of dispensing, available storage space, and handling practices. Optional funnel hose attachments can provide greater directional control when transferring liquids from compatible cans.
Coated Steel and Polyethylene Construction The product range includes premium coated steel cans and polyethylene cans. Coated steel provides a rigid metal container structure suited to routine industrial handling. The supplied product information does not specify steel gauge, coating thickness, or interior lining specifications, so these characteristics should be confirmed at the individual product level when required for chemical compatibility. Polyethylene configurations provide a nonmetallic container body and are listed with either plated steel or stainless steel fittings. Stainless steel fittings may be considered where fitting material compatibility is a selection factor. Exact polyethylene resin grade, wall thickness, and chemical-resistance limits are not identified in the supplied section data and should be verified against the intended liquid.
OSHA, NFPA, FM, UL, and TÜV Considerations The supplied product information states that Justrite containers meet NFPA and OSHA standards. It also indicates that most models are FM Global approved and/or Underwriters Laboratories listed, while many models carry TÜV certification for broader acceptance. Approval status can vary by individual model, capacity, and construction, so the applicable certification should be checked before specifying a container for a regulated operation. UN performance ratings and specific DOT hazardous-material shipping classifications are not identified in the supplied product information. Buyers requiring a can for regulated transportation should verify the individual product's UN marking, DOT applicability, packaging group limitations, and shipment requirements rather than assuming workplace safety-can compliance establishes transportation approval.
Flammable Liquid Storage and Handling Justrite Type I safety cans are intended for workplace storage and carrying of flammable liquids while controlling vapors and reducing exposure to ignition-related hazards. Typical environments include manufacturing plants, maintenance departments, fabrication facilities, laboratories, agricultural operations, and chemical-handling areas. Smaller pint, quart, and 1-gallon steel cans can support point-of-use quantities, while 2-, 2.5-, and 5-gallon models accommodate higher-volume storage and dispensing requirements. Polyethylene and fitting-material options provide additional configuration choices where the stored liquid or operating environment affects material selection. Compatibility with a specific chemical should be established before use.
Capacity, Material, Compliance, and Compatibility Selection should begin with the required container capacity and the properties of the liquid being stored. Buyers should evaluate compatibility with coated steel, polyethylene, plated fittings, or stainless steel fittings based on the chemical involved. Workplace fire-code requirements, OSHA provisions, NFPA requirements, and facility-specific policies should also be reviewed. Where third-party certification is required, confirm the exact model's FM, UL, or TÜV status. Storage temperature, exposure to corrosive environments, dispensing frequency, handling method, and accessory requirements can further affect configuration choice. Applications involving transportation of hazardous materials require separate verification of DOT and UN packaging requirements because those ratings are not stated for the products in the provided section information.
| Product | Material | Capacity | Fittings |
|---|---|---|---|
| Justrite Type I Premium Coated Steel Safety Can | Coated Steel | 1 Pint | Not Specified |
| Justrite Type I Premium Coated Steel Safety Can | Coated Steel | 1 Quart | Not Specified |
| Justrite Type I Premium Coated Steel Safety Can | Coated Steel | 1 Gallon | Not Specified |
| Justrite Type I Premium Coated Steel Safety Can | Coated Steel | 2 Gallon | Not Specified |
| Justrite Type I Premium Coated Steel Safety Can | Coated Steel | 2.5 Gallon | Not Specified |
| Justrite Type I Premium Coated Steel Safety Can | Coated Steel | 5 Gallon | Not Specified |
| Justrite Type I Poly Safety Can | Polyethylene | 2.5 Gallon | Plated Fittings |
| Justrite Type I Polyethylene Safety Can | Polyethylene | 2.5 Gallon | Stainless Steel Fittings |
| Justrite Type I Polyethylene Safety Can | Polyethylene | 5 Gallon | Plated Steel Fittings |
| Justrite Type I Polyethylene Safety Can | Polyethylene | 5 Gallon | Stainless Steel Fittings |
Type I Safety Can Configuration Type I safety cans use a single opening for both filling and dispensing, distinguishing them from Type II designs that use separate fill and pour openings. The shared-opening arrangement reduces the number of fittings on the container and provides a compact configuration for workplace storage and liquid transfer. The listed Justrite range includes steel cans from 1 pint through 5 gallons and polyethylene cans in 2.5- and 5-gallon capacities. Capacity selection should reflect the volume required at the point of use, frequency of dispensing, available storage space, and handling practices. Optional funnel hose attachments can provide greater directional control when transferring liquids from compatible cans.
Coated Steel and Polyethylene Construction The product range includes premium coated steel cans and polyethylene cans. Coated steel provides a rigid metal container structure suited to routine industrial handling. The supplied product information does not specify steel gauge, coating thickness, or interior lining specifications, so these characteristics should be confirmed at the individual product level when required for chemical compatibility. Polyethylene configurations provide a nonmetallic container body and are listed with either plated steel or stainless steel fittings. Stainless steel fittings may be considered where fitting material compatibility is a selection factor. Exact polyethylene resin grade, wall thickness, and chemical-resistance limits are not identified in the supplied section data and should be verified against the intended liquid.
OSHA, NFPA, FM, UL, and TÜV Considerations The supplied product information states that Justrite containers meet NFPA and OSHA standards. It also indicates that most models are FM Global approved and/or Underwriters Laboratories listed, while many models carry TÜV certification for broader acceptance. Approval status can vary by individual model, capacity, and construction, so the applicable certification should be checked before specifying a container for a regulated operation. UN performance ratings and specific DOT hazardous-material shipping classifications are not identified in the supplied product information. Buyers requiring a can for regulated transportation should verify the individual product's UN marking, DOT applicability, packaging group limitations, and shipment requirements rather than assuming workplace safety-can compliance establishes transportation approval.
Flammable Liquid Storage and Handling Justrite Type I safety cans are intended for workplace storage and carrying of flammable liquids while controlling vapors and reducing exposure to ignition-related hazards. Typical environments include manufacturing plants, maintenance departments, fabrication facilities, laboratories, agricultural operations, and chemical-handling areas. Smaller pint, quart, and 1-gallon steel cans can support point-of-use quantities, while 2-, 2.5-, and 5-gallon models accommodate higher-volume storage and dispensing requirements. Polyethylene and fitting-material options provide additional configuration choices where the stored liquid or operating environment affects material selection. Compatibility with a specific chemical should be established before use.
Capacity, Material, Compliance, and Compatibility Selection should begin with the required container capacity and the properties of the liquid being stored. Buyers should evaluate compatibility with coated steel, polyethylene, plated fittings, or stainless steel fittings based on the chemical involved. Workplace fire-code requirements, OSHA provisions, NFPA requirements, and facility-specific policies should also be reviewed. Where third-party certification is required, confirm the exact model's FM, UL, or TÜV status. Storage temperature, exposure to corrosive environments, dispensing frequency, handling method, and accessory requirements can further affect configuration choice. Applications involving transportation of hazardous materials require separate verification of DOT and UN packaging requirements because those ratings are not stated for the products in the provided section information.
