Just ran across this while searching for information on military water and fuel cans (MWC and MFC). Have not seen it mentioned here and thought it might be of interest to someone. Jerry Cantainer | Bowhead Environmental & Safety
Something For All With MWC's And MFC's
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I'm trying to figure out what the practical application for that is 
I'm trying to figure out what the practical application for that is
Pretty much worthless. Due to safety regulations,ect chemicals must be stored in a "secondary containment". We have to do this at work with all of our chemicals, even when we take out a squeeze bottle of IPA we must keep it in a second container or a large cup.
Pretty much worthless. Due to safety regulations,ect chemicals must be stored in a "secondary containment". We have to do this at work with all of our chemicals, even when we take out a squeeze bottle of IPA we must keep it in a second container or a large cup.
Just curious if you actually read the product description on that website. It mentions the following in regards to Secondary Containment.
"Our Jerry Cantainer is designed for secondary containment and transport for up to four 5 gallon jerry cans."
"Provides 110% containment per CFR 264.175"
Reading comprehension is your friend!
Just curious if you actually read the product description on that website. It mentions the following in regards to Secondary Containment.
"Our Jerry Cantainer is designed for secondary containment and transport for up to four 5 gallon jerry cans."
"Provides 110% containment per CFR 264.175"
Reading comprehension is your friend!
I did read it, thats why i wrote what i did. I was explaining what these were actually used and designed for secondary containment.
Out of curiosity, why is this your first post? I'm just wondering because i'm smelling a faint hint of a troll......
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also make loading your overland trailer easier with a forklift
also make loading your overland trailer easier with a forklift
I should have clarified my original post... I'm trying to find a practical application for me.
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How about a container for a fuel air drop? Buried fuel cache? I'm really trying Kurt, I know you just need a reason to order one....
Demonstrating to those pesky EPA type folks that you aren't leaking volitile gases/ fluids into the delicate waterstream.
make sure to splash a wee bit o fuel inside the system before they visit, to show it's worth, perhaps during a sesmic event. 
