Wavian NATO Steel Jerry Can 5L Black

The black 5 litre Wavian NATO Steel Jerry Can is designed for maximum durability to safely store diesel and petrol. An exterior epoxy-polyester coating, interior Rezol coating and wider breather pipe ensures a robust, rustproof, smooth and steady pouring container.

Built to military specifications, these UN approved jerry cans are manufactured from 0.8mm cold rolled steel with a Dual Pan construction and welded seams which offers significant strength, enhanced leak prevention and corrosion resistance.

A quick release bayonet closure, stainless steel locking pin, fuel-resistant rubber cap seal and a strengthened cap hinge systematically provides a safe, reliable leakproof closure for long term functionality.

Features:

• UN approved
• Epoxy-polyester powder-coated rustproof exterior
• Rust and flake proof Rezol coated interior
• Dual Pan construction and seam welded
• Wide channel breather
• Discharges all of its fuel in less than 25 seconds
• Fuel-resistant rubber seal in cap
• Leak-proof Bayonet closure with stainless steel locking pin
• Strengthened cap hinge
• Suitable for E10 Fuel
• Suitable for petrol and diesel only
• NOT suitable for water storage

Specifications:

• Manufacturer: Wavian
• Material: 0.8mm Cold Rolled Steel
• Weight: 1.9kg
• Dimensions: 31cm (H) x 11.5cm (W) x 22.5cm (L)
• Colour: Black

Tested and certified to comply with the following Worldwide standards:

• Swedish Standard – SP
• German Standard – TUV/GS
• UN Standard – Dangerous goods approval
• Military and Motorsport Compliant
• DIN 7274 and BAM – GGR001

Physical tests carried out include:

• ADR Regulated Internal pressure (Hydraulic) test
• The can is fully filled and the pressure inside the can increased to 2.5 Bar and monitored for 5 minutes with no air leaks
• ADR Regulated Leak proofness test (Leakproof) test
• The Can is fully submerged in a tank of water and the pressure inside increased to 0.3 Bar and monitored for 5 minutes with no leaks
• Drop tested from a height of 1.8 meters
• Handles are also drop-tested from 0.8 metres