How to use portable oil tanks correctly

1. Refueling: First, remove the oil tank cover, insert the fuel nozzle into the tank opening, and slowly refuel to avoid overflowing and causing safety hazards. After adding oil, the lid should be tightly closed to prevent oil leakage in the tank.

2. Storage: After using the oil tank, the interior should be cleaned in a timely manner and stored properly to avoid internal problems caused by long-term disuse. Plastic oil tanks should avoid direct sunlight exposure, metal oil tanks should avoid prolonged exposure to water or humid environments, and fiberglass oil tanks should avoid being crushed by heavy objects.

3. Maintenance: Portable oil tanks should be regularly maintained, with aging sealing rings replaced or oil stains cleaned in a timely manner. After use, it should be cleaned as much as possible to avoid oil residue causing corrosion of the oil drum or environmental pollution, and to ensure hygiene for the next use.

4. Transportation: When using portable oil tanks to transport oil products, certain regulations must be followed to avoid causing traffic accidents or oil leakage. The oil tank must be safely placed on the vehicle and secured with ropes or straps to prevent oil leakage or vehicle traffic accidents caused by sliding or flipping during operation.