Eagle 933FLBLK 6 Gallon Hdpe Waste Can Foot Lever

Product Description

The EAGLE 933FLBLK is a 6-gallon high-density polyethylene (HDPE) waste can designed for safe disposal of flammable or hazardous materials in industrial and commercial settings. The foot lever lid operation keeps hands free and reduces direct contact with waste contents, making it practical for busy shop floors, maintenance areas, and service bays. The unit is FM approved and OSHA compliant, meeting the standards required in regulated work environments. Licensed trades and facility maintenance personnel typically specify this can for areas where contaminated rags, solvents, or other regulated waste materials are collected and stored prior to disposal.

This waste can is suited for light industrial, commercial, and trade service environments including HVAC shops, plumbing facilities, electrical service areas, and pool chemical handling stations. Its portable mount type allows it to be repositioned as needed without tools. The black HDPE construction resists corrosion and chemical degradation, making it appropriate for areas where caustic or petroleum-based waste is generated. The foot-operated or hand-operated lid opening provides flexible access depending on the task at hand.

Key Features

• 6-gallon capacity suitable for moderate-volume waste collection in trade and industrial settings
• HDPE construction resists chemical degradation and corrosion without rusting
• Foot lever lid operation keeps hands free during use
• FM approved and OSHA compliant for regulated work environments
• Portable design requires no mounting hardware for repositioning
• Hand-operated lid opening also supported for added flexibility

Compatibility

Designed as a portable, self-contained waste collection unit suitable for use in trade shops, light industrial facilities, and service areas where FM-approved and OSHA-compliant waste containment is required.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this portable unit. Place on a stable, level floor surface away from ignition sources when used for flammable waste collection. Always verify local fire codes and OSHA regulations governing flammable waste containers before placing the can in service. Inspect the lid mechanism and body periodically for cracks or damage, and replace the unit if structural integrity is compromised.