SURECAN FAQ's

A Safety Can is a container designed to store and transport flammable liquids and is built with special materials and features such as vents, flame arrestors, and spillproof caps. Built with high-quality materials, these cans feature essential safety mechanisms such as venting systems to prevent pressure buildup, flame arrestors to stop ignition, and spill-proof caps for added security.

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SureCan Safety Cans go beyond industry standards, proudly meeting all OSHA, MSHA, and NFPA certifications, along with additional approvals from DOT, UN and FM. Engineered for both homeowners and professionals, SureCan combines safety, durability, and ease of use, making it the ultimate solution for handling fuel. Whether you're fueling up equipment at home or managing job site needs, SureCan delivers the best and safest experience you'll ever have with a fuel can.

No, SureCan does not use the new safety nozzles that are often difficult to operate. Instead, SureCan features a rotating spout at the bottom of the can and a thumb control button on top, eliminating the need for hard-to-use nozzles. Additionally, SureCan's vent is located beneath the thumb control button, which vents and opens the valve simultaneously when pressed.

No. SureCan's thumb safety trigger securely seals the vent on top of the can. The thumb button assembly is made up of two main parts, the thumb button itself and the safety trigger. The vent does not open or release any air unless the safety trigger is pulled straight back and then depressed down with the main thumb button.

The SureCan fuel can releases fuel at an average rate of about 2 gallons per minute. For optimal performance, rotate the nozzle 180 degrees downward from its resting position.

See for yourself, watch our durability comparison video below! We only put the best materials in our products. The SureCan is made out of High Density Polyetholyne plastic (HDPE), and has 6 individual layers in the tank wall which makes it the most durable plastic fuel can available today!

Yes, SureCan Type II Safety Cans are DOT approved. This means that it meets safety standards set by the U.S. Department of Transportation, Signifying that it has specific design features to safely transport flammable liqauids like gasoline.

Yes, SureCan Safety Cans meet OSHA and MSHA standard guidelines. They are also FM Approved (6051-6052) as Safety Cans, ensuring they adhere to stringent safety standards.

To become an Authorized Dealer for SureCan you will need to go to our Dealer Registration page and fill out the following form. Filling out the form does not automatically authorize you as a SureCan dealer, one of our representatives will be in touch with you shortly. Click below to fill out our dealer application.

To have your store(s) placed on our Store Locator you must first register as an Authorized Dealer. You will need to go to our Dealer Registration page and fill out the form. Once you have been approved as an Authorized Dealer please fill out the Store Locator request form at the link below.

Yes, SureCan products are available in various countries, including Canada and Australia. If you are interested in becoming an international dealer, please fill out the form at the provided link.

SureCan fuel cans are intended for gasoline, diesel, and kerosene fuel liquids and not intended for use with water.

SureCan does have Water specific use containers called the Utility SureCan with Spigot. These are intended to be used with water and other liquids for easy to use portable dispencing.

The SureCan is intended for gasoline, diesel, and kerosene fuel liquids and not intended for use with methanol. The material we have on the inside of our fuel cans is made of high quality nylon with Viton seals that are rated for the use of fuel and not methanol. Using methanol in your SureCan for a long period of time will result in a reduced flow rate.

We would like to make the following statement in regards to Proposition 65. To the best of our knowledge, there are no Proposition 65 chemicals present in this product at levels that would require warning under the California Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act.

Yes. In of May, 2022 SureCan passed the FM Approval to become a Type II Safety Can, and is legal in California.

Yes. Shipping rate vary based on shipping destination. We do also have various dealers throughout Canada.