@ScepterCan

@sceptercan

The world’s leader in providing hazardous materials containers.

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    14 Dec 2021

    Fill your equipment with ease using Scepter's SmartControl gas cans. Simply squeeze and pour!

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  2. Apr 24

    Scepter: an essential part of your arsenal helping you keep it green and pristine. Refuel anywhere without worrying about spills or leakage and fewer trips to the pump.

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  3. Apr 24

    We're proud to fuel your days. Our SmartControl® fuel cans, ideal for easily refilling handheld equipment without spills, are the most popular gas containers in North America.

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  4. Apr 23

    Spend more time on the turf, less at the pump. Duramax® caddy combines 14-gallons of fuel capacity with a convenient, 10-ft automotive-grade hose & nozzle that'll reach your equipment. And the patented Flo ‘n Go® pump transfers up to 2 gallons of fuel/minute.

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  5. Apr 22

    We're proud to be a part of what keeps you going every day.

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  6. Apr 21

    Well-made, rugged, durable, ergonomic, and essential to get the job done. Scepter is an essential part of every turf pro's arsenal. We're proud to fuel your day. Discover why Scepter is the leader in the North American market 👉

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  7. Apr 21

    Scepter: an essential part of your arsenal helping you keep it green and pristine. Refuel anywhere without worrying about spills or leakage and fewer trips to the pump.

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  8. Apr 19

    Turf pros, you're the heroes behind the scenes. The dedicated ones, starting your day with the sunrise. You solve problems with priceless expertise and work tirelessly—in any weather. We see you. We thank you for letting us be a part of your days.

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  9. Apr 18

    This week we're paying tribute to landscapers, golf pros, groundskeepers, sports facility managers & all those in turf mngt working tirelessly to keep green spaces in pristine condition. Scepter is honored to be a part of what makes your day run a little smoother.

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  10. Apr 18

    This week we're paying tribute to landscapers, golf pros, groundskeepers, sports facility managers & all those in turf mngt working tirelessly to keep green spaces in pristine condition. Scepter is honored to a part of what makes your day run a little smoother.

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  11. 27 Oct 2021

    From a "bomb cyclone" to a "nor'easter", there's potential for power outages as weather events unfold across the US this week. Here's some info on the safe use of generators if they're part of your back-up plan. Stay Safe!

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  12. 25 Sep 2021

    Hey , can you come help us out during Hurricane season when you get off work from ?

    The perfect man for the job! BBC journalist Phil McCann's name sparks jokes on social media as he reports from a petrol station in Stockport
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  13. 23 Jul 2021

    To avoid mix ups or damage to your equipment, ensure you are using a container that's designated for your fuel type. Universally, red containers are for gasoline, blue containers are for kerosene, and yellow containers are for diesel.

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  14. 21 Jul 2021

    When buying a fuel can, look for one with a Flame Mitigation Device (FMD) inside the container's neck. This is a safety feature & should NEVER be removed. Remember: No fuel container, including one with an FMD, should ever be used to start or accelerate a fire

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  15. 15 Jul 2021

    If you run out of fuel during a project, like cutting the grass, let the hot motor cool down before adding fuel. This eliminates the risk that fuel is accidentally spilled on a hot surface. If this happens, the fuel or fumes could ignite and potentially explode

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  16. 12 Jul 2021

    Gasoline is not a lighter fluid. Never try to start or accelerate a bonfire, barbeque, or grill with gasoline.

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  17. 9 Jul 2021

    Always secure your filled fuel containers in your vehicle against tipping and sliding, and only for transportation. Never leave containers in a car trunk or flat bed, and keep out of direct sunlight.

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  18. 8 Jul 2021

    We're sharing tips all month long in honor of . Never leave fuel cans in the back of a pickup truck or trunk of a car when filling. Always turn off your engine & remove fuel containers from your vehicle before filling.

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  19. 7 Jul 2021

    Although this one seems like a no-brainer, it's & we want to help keep you & your loved ones safe. Never allow children to use pumps or fill cans & equipment. When storing, keep fuel containers in a secure location out of reach of children.

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  20. 5 Jul 2021

    - Inspect your existing fuel container regularly for leaks or cracks. If you see any signs of aging, carefully dispose of the container in accordance with your local disposal regulations and purchase a new one.

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