Eagle S33SR Safety Disposal Can Galvanized Steel

Product Description

The EAGLE S33SR is a galvanized steel replacement flame arrestor screen designed for use with Eagle Model 1423 safety disposal cans. This component serves as a critical safety element inside the can assembly, preventing flame propagation and reducing the risk of ignition during solvent or flammable liquid disposal. The screen measures approximately 3.938 inches in overall diameter and 3.25 inches in height. It weighs 0.2 pounds. Installation and servicing of safety disposal cans is typically performed by industrial maintenance technicians, safety officers, or qualified shop personnel responsible for flammable materials handling.

This screen is intended as a direct OEM-style replacement part for Eagle Model 1423 safety disposal cans used in industrial, manufacturing, automotive, and laboratory environments where flammable liquid waste must be safely contained and disposed of. It is suited for shops and facilities that regularly service or rebuild their safety can inventory rather than replacing entire units. Single-unit packaging makes it practical for individual repairs or low-volume maintenance programs.

Key Features

• Galvanized steel construction for durability and corrosion resistance
• Designed specifically for Eagle Model 1423 safety disposal cans
• Flame arrestor function helps prevent ignition inside the can during use
• 3.938 inch outer diameter fits the Model 1423 can opening
• Lightweight at 0.2 pounds for easy handling and installation
• Single-piece packaging for individual part replacement

Compatibility

Designed as a direct replacement flame arrestor screen for the Eagle Model 1423 safety disposal can.

Installation Notes

Before replacing the flame arrestor screen, ensure the safety disposal can is completely empty of flammable liquids and vapors, and allow it to air out in a well-ventilated area away from ignition sources. Remove the existing screen per the can manufacturer's service instructions and inspect the seating surface for damage before installing the new screen. This service is typically performed by trained maintenance personnel familiar with OSHA flammable liquid handling requirements. Do not use a damaged or improperly seated flame arrestor screen, as it compromises the safety function of the can.