Fuel Canister AUTEL 20 L Metal — RAL6003

Metal fuel canister AUTEL 20 L in RAL6003 is a compact container designed for secure storage and transport of diesel or petrol. The canister is made of painted metal and offers a 20‑liter capacity with a sealed cap and a neck compatible with a pour spout for controlled refuelling. Its shape and finish are intended for use with vehicles, portable generators and in workshop environments where robust, leak-resistant fuel containment is needed.

Advantages

The metal construction provides mechanical strength and resistance to impacts compared with thin plastic containers. The painted RAL6003 surface reduces corrosion risk and helps maintain a clean exterior during handling. A sealed cap minimizes vapour release and leakage, while the spout-compatible neck allows accurate pouring and reduces spills. The 20‑litre capacity balances portability and sufficient fuel volume for extended use.

Suitable for

• Refuelling cars, trucks and off‑road vehicles
• Supply of portable generators and construction machines
• Workshop use for short-term fuel storage and transfer
• Fieldwork and outdoor equipment where a durable fuel container is required

Key specifications

• Capacity: 20 litres
• Material: painted metal
• Colour: RAL6003 (green)
• Closure: sealed screw cap
• Neck: compatible with pour spout for controlled pouring
• Intended fuels: petrol and diesel

How to use

Before filling, ensure the canister is placed on a stable, level surface and the cap is removed carefully to avoid splashes. Use a compatible pour spout or funnel inserted into the neck to control flow when filling or dispensing fuel. Do not overfill; leave headspace to allow for thermal expansion. After use, tighten the sealed cap securely and store the canister upright in a well‑ventilated, cool area away from heat sources and open flames. Follow local regulations for transport and storage of fuel containers.

Usage recommendations

For safe operation, use the canister only with petrol or diesel and a compatible spout. Regularly inspect seals and the painted surface for signs of damage or corrosion. Clean any external fuel residue before storage and replace the canister if structural damage or persistent leaks are detected. When transporting, secure the canister to prevent tipping or impact.