Scepter

Scepter: Innovation in Marine Fuel and Water Portable Tanks

Scepter, founded in 1949 by Evald Torokvei in Toronto, Canada, has evolved from a toy manufacturer into a global leader in plastic container solutions. Today, Scepter is synonymous with high-performance fuel and water containers across consumer, marine, and military sectors. Known for engineering the first blow-molded plastic fuel containers, the company continues to set industry standards with its Scepter jerry cans and marine fuel tanks.

Marine Fuel Solutions for Every Boater

Trusted by boaters worldwide, Scepter leads the market in durable, easy-to-handle marine jerry cans and boat fuel containers. Their Scepter marine gas cans are designed for portability, UV resistance, and safety, making them ideal for any vessel. Models like the Scepter 5.3 gallon gas can are especially popular among DIY boaters seeking reliable fuel storage on open water.

Military and Consumer-Grade Performance

Scepter's military-grade fuel and water cans, once adopted by the U.S. Department of Defense, have inspired a consumer line that includes Scepter fuel containers and jerry cans engineered for rugged environments. These Scepter cans are widely recognized for their ergonomic design and leak-resistant technology.

Key Features:

• Durable HDPE Construction: High-density polyethylene ensures long-lasting performance.
• Integrated Fuel Gauges: Monitor fuel levels with ease.
• Ergonomic Handles: Simplify transport and handling.

FAQs

Are Scepter fuel tanks compatible with all outboard motors?
Yes, Scepter tanks are designed to work with most major outboard motor brands using standard fittings.

Are Scepter marine gas cans safe for boats?
Yes, Scepter marine gas cans meet industry safety standards and are trusted by major brands like Yamaha and Mercury.

Where are Scepter fuel containers manufactured?
Scepter manufactures its containers in facilities across Canada and the United States.

Can I use a Scepter fuel can for diesel?
Yes, Scepter produces specific containers labeled for diesel, gasoline, or kerosene use to prevent cross-contamination.