April 5, 2024
Scepter Military Fuel Gas Can MFC Pour Strap Black
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Like the Cap Wrench I build (available here on Ebay) , which you may or may not be familiar with, I have been using these Pour Straps that we build on my Scepter MFCs for two years now, AND LOVE THEM! The Easy Pour Strap is sewn to very exacting specification to fit the Scepter 5 Gal / 20L MFCs snugly and perfectly, providing both a handle on the back of the can and a handle on the bottom of the can. Due to the way they are engineered, they cannot slip off! Even if you hang a FULL can from either handle, it will not come off! They are built with no buckles, snaps, or adjusters to break or get in the way of the cans nesting, as they would under any other circumstances. The location of the strap and handle on the bottom does not interfere with the can standing on it's own feet and does not effect it's stability.The Strap is constructed of Mil Spec nylon webbing and Mil Spec bonded nylon thread both made in the U.S.A. . At the moment, we have a limited production capacity due to the fact that every strap is sewn by Jennifer (the "weight" in the Cap Wrench strength test), and one girl can only sew so fast!Also available in OD and in a Single Handle Version which can be seen at . To see other products available and to order from Canada, visit Our QUALITYSATISFACTION GUARANTEE : We work very hard to build our products to the HIGHEST QUALITY
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