Lalizas Fuel canister 5l

Safety Information

Safety Instructions for Fuel Cans
Safety Guidelines
Proper Use
Fuel cans are designed for storing and transporting liquids such as fuels, oils, or chemicals. Use them exclusively for storing substances for which they are intended.
Do not store fuel cans in areas exposed to high temperatures, moisture, or UV radiation, as these conditions can damage the material and affect safe usage.
Always ensure that the cap of the fuel can is tightly closed before transport and storage to prevent leaks.
Transport and Storage
Transport fuel cans in an upright position to avoid tipping or spillage of the contents.
Avoid storing fuel cans in closed, poorly ventilated rooms, especially if they contain flammable substances.
If the fuel can contains flammable substances, ensure it is stored away from heat sources, sparks, and other flammable materials.
Regular Inspection Before Use
Technical Inspection
Before use, check that the fuel can is not damaged (e.g., cracked, dented) as this may lead to leaks.
Inspect the condition of the seals, as damaged or worn seals can cause leaks.
Always ensure that the cap of the fuel can is properly closed and secured before transport.
Content Check
Ensure that the contents of the fuel can match its intended use, and check that it has not been contaminated by other substances, which could pose a hazard.
Cleaning and Maintenance
Cleaning the Fuel Can
Regularly clean the fuel can, removing any contaminants that could affect safe usage.
Use appropriate cleaning agents and avoid harsh chemicals that may damage the fuel can's material.
After cleaning, ensure the fuel can is thoroughly dry to prevent corrosion or mold growth.
Storage
Store fuel cans in dry, cool places, away from heat sources and UV radiation.
Ensure that the cans are stored upright to avoid tipping and spillage.
Emergency Situations
Substance Leak
In the event of a leak, immediately secure the leak area and use appropriate materials to absorb the spill (e.g., sand, gravel, or chemical absorbent material).
If the leak occurs in a closed space, immediately ventilate the area and evacuate all individuals from the room.
Fire
In case of fire, if the fuel can contains flammable substances, do not attempt to extinguish the fire yourself. Call emergency services instead.
If the fire is small, use an appropriate fire extinguisher (e.g., powder or foam extinguisher), but ensure that the fuel can does not contain explosive materials.
Contact in Case of Issues
If you notice a manufacturing defect or damage to the fuel can, contact the manufacturer or point of sale to file a claim. For issues with the contents or leaks, immediately contact the appropriate emergency services.

Manufacturer details

LALIZAS
3 Gounari str.
18531 Piraeus
Greece

+30 210 42 26 274
dpo@lalizas.com

Responsible person

Marin Equipment Distributors LTD
166 Fragklinou Rousvelt
3045 Limassol
Cyprus

dpo@lalizas.com