Storage precautions for Engine Oil Tin Can

1. Storage environment:
Engine Oil Tin Can should be stored in a cool, dry, well-ventilated environment, avoiding direct sunlight and high temperature.
The storage area should be away from fire sources and flammable materials to ensure safety.
2. Prevent leakage:
Check the oil tank and its connection parts regularly to ensure no leakage.
For containers found to be leaking, the leaked oil should be replaced and cleaned in time.
3. Ventilation and explosion prevention:
The storage area should be well ventilated to avoid oil and gas accumulation.
All electrical equipment must be explosion-proof, and the wires should not be damaged or short-circuited.
4. Avoid static electricity and sparks:
Avoid using iron tools to knock on the container cover, and copper or alloy tools should be used.
It is strictly forbidden to wear nail shoes or shoes with iron palms in the storage area to avoid sparks caused by metal collisions.
5. Cleaning and maintenance:
Keep the storage area clean, and clean up oil stains, sludge and waste oil in time.
It is strictly forbidden to weld or repair unwashed oil tanks.