JUSTRITE 09700 Oily Waste Can, Foot operated, 21 Gallon, 467mm Dia., 595mm Length, Red

Justrite 09700 oily waste can is a foot-operated container designed for containing oily rags, soiled / soaked fabrics and other potentially flammable materials.

Working Mechanism:

• Foot-operated oily waste can features a foot pedal that allows you to open and close the lid of the can without using your hands. This hands-free operation minimises the risk of transferring flammable substances to the lid or accidentally igniting them.

Features:

• Justrite 09700 oily waste can has a foot-operated & self-closing lid that isolates the contents from fire sources and limits the oxygen supply, eliminating the risk of spontaneous combustion.
• This Justrite 21-gallon oily waste can has warning labels with safety instructions and illustrations to avoid miscommunication.
• It features round construction with an elevated base to allow air circulation for heat dispersion and prevent rusting by moisture build-up.
• This FM-approved waste disposal can features steel construction for structural rigidity and long service life.

Standards and Approvals:

• FM
• UL/ULC
• TUV

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. Is this JUSTRITE 09700 oily waste can foot-operated or hand-operated?

A. It features a foot-operated self-closing lid that opens up to 60 degrees and closes automatically after the operation.

Q. What safety features should I look for in an oily waste can?

A. When selecting an oily waste can, ensure it meets safety standards and regulations. Look for features such as a self-closing lid, flame arrestors and a grounded construction to prevent sparks and reduce the risk of fire.

Q. What is the lid's opening capacity of Justrite 09700 oily waste can?

A. The lid of this oily waste can allow opening up to 60 degrees.

Q. Is it necessary to ground an oily waste can?

A. Yes, grounding an oily waste can is crucial for safety. Grounding helps dissipate static charges that can build up when transferring or disposing of flammable materials. A grounded construction minimises the risk of sparks or electrical discharges that could ignite the contents of the can.