10L Plastic Fast Pour Fuel Can - Diesel Yellow

✅Key Features

• Designed specifically for diesel fuel storage, capacity ~10 L. 

• Certified to Australian Standard: AS 2906:2001 (fuel containers) – giving assurance of regulatory compliance. 

• Marked with UN approval: “3H1/Y1.2/180/YY/AUS/PQI31635” (or similar, depending batch) for safe fuel transport. 

• Constructed of UV‑treated high‑density polyethylene (HDPE), making it rust‑proof (since plastic), durable and suitable for outdoor use. 

• “Fast‑Pour” design: The manufacturer claims that a full 10 L can be poured out in approx 30 seconds* when using the supplied pourer and with breather cap open. 

• Internally stored flexible pourer: Keeps the pour‑spout stored inside the can (so it stays clean) and ready for use. 

• Separate breather outlet + cap: Helps provide a smooth pour with “zero glug” effect (i.e., avoids spitting or slow flow). 

• Upright “military design” style can (i.e., tall rather than wide and flat) intended to fit standard jerry‑can holders / racks. 

• Distinctive yellow colour for “diesel” fuel – reduces risk of mixing up fuel types. 

📋 Specifications

• Capacity: 10 litres. 

• Colour: Yellow (for diesel). 

• Weight (empty): ~0.84 kg (according to one spec). 

• Filled weight (diesel): ~9.5 kg when full. 

• Dimensions (approx): 25 cm length (L) × 17 cm width (W) × 36 cm height (H). 

• Availability of replacement parts and accessories (spouts, caps, etc) from the manufacturer. 

• Service life recommended: 5 years (in one spec).

🔍 Use‑Case & Advantages

• Ideal for storing and transporting diesel fuel safely — especially for vehicles, equipment, generators, off‑grid setups, marine use, etc.

• The upright design and standard jerry‑can size mean it fits commonly used holders or racks, which is helpful for vehicles (4×4, RV) or storage.

• The built‑in pourer and breather make it easier and safer to use than generic containers (reducing splashes, “glugging”, spillage).

• Colour‑coding (yellow) helps compliance and safety (ensures diesel can be easily identified vs say petrol/unleaded which may be red) — good for risk management.

• Being Australian made and certified gives confidence in quality, durability, and regulatory compliance for fuel storage/transport.

⚠️ Considerations / Things to Check

• Ensure it’s used for diesel (it is labelled for diesel). Using with other fuels may compromise safety or compliance.

• Check local laws/regulations in Malaysia (or the region in which you’ll use it) for fuel storage/transport — certification may differ region to region.

• When transporting, the container should be secured upright (manufacturer’s recommendation). 

• When refuelling, ensure safe environment: equipment off, cool parts, good ventilation, no ignition sources. Manufacturer outlines “safe refuelling tips”. 

• Accessory availability: ensure you can get replacement pourers, caps, seals locally or via the supplier if needed.

• Check shipping/import cost to Malaysia (if purchasing from an Australian supplier), as fuel storage containers may have special shipping requirements.

• Ensure you have proper storage setup if leaving fuel for extended time (deterioration, contamination, etc).