5G/19L Iiaf Red 5/8 Hose MPN:7350110

Use this trusted and reliable 5 gal (19 l) justrite® red dot type ii accuflow™ steel safety can with roll bars (model 7325120) for over-the-road transport of flammable liquids like gasoline and as a safety can for onsite fuel dispensing. Transporting gasoline and other flammable liquids is required across many industries including but not limited to construction landscaping mining golf course maintenance and tow truck operators. Compliance with the department of transportation (dot) regulations for over-the-road transport of flammables is simpler with justrite®'s dot-compliant type ii safety can - ideal for remote gas-fueled equipment. This safety can is made of steel has an exterior height of 18-1/2 in (445 mm) an outer diameter of 11-3/4 in (298 mm) and the fill or pour hole is 1.68 in (43 mm). The accompanying metal hose is 9 in (229 mm) long and has an outer diameter of 5/8 in (16 mm). Model 7350110 weighs 12.5 lb. (5.7 kg); and is one of four red dot safety can options available from justrite. Accuflow's exclusive safe-squeeze® trigger mechanism opens the piston-actuated spout and vacuum-release valve for glug-free fast and accurate pouring. Release the handle to instantly close the valve and guard against spills. Built-in safety features include an internal stainless steel flame arrester to dissipate heat preventing flashback ignition a leak-tight self-closing lid automatically venting between 3 and 5 psig (0.2 and 0.35 bar) and heavy roll bars to protect the spout. The safety can exterior includes a large id zone to write and identify contents in order to avoid misuse or mixing incompatible products. Model 7325120 is fm approved and comes with a 10-year limited warranty. It meets dot hm-181 and osha compliance requirements; complies with nfpa code 30; has united nations (un) approved marking 1a1/y1.2/100; and is an accepted container under carb. Dot compliant transport and dispensing cans when in travel mode a hold-down bracket is

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