Rhino is an British company based in Derby manufacturing excellent quality fuel cans using a time-honoured process that ensures all the cans are expertly constructed and their high quality-control process means that every can leaves the factory in perfect condition.
We know it is a challenging time for many businesses at the moment, fortunately we in most cases are able to plan ahead and try and predict potential demand for non Wavian products that we also sell on our website. It’s not easy to always get this right though and the recent fuel shortage crisis[read more…]
For a limited time we are pleased to be able these 20 Litre Blue (Blue Steel) fuel cans for sale exclusively on www.jerrycans.co.uk.
Unless you have been living under a rock for the last 4 or 5 days you will be aware that in many parts of the UK currently there is very low fuel supplies and many petrol stations are either closed or at very low levels. Whatever the reason for this, it has meant that we[read more…]
For the very first time we are proud to be able to offer these excellent quality Yellow 10 Litre fuel cans for sale on www.jerrycans.co.uk
We’re excited to announce that after a short pause we are once again able to supply a range of CEMO products to our customers.
We’ve been selling our range of Scepter fuel cans and marine tanks for several months now and they’ve already proved to be quite a success.
We like to keep moving forward at Wavian and after a short period where the products were unavailable we are proud to say that we are now offering a wide range or Armorgard strong boxes for sale over on our sister website.
We’re in the process of creating a brand new section of the website that will showcase a range of products available to purchase at huge savings compared to the normal RRP. The products in our ‘Special Promotions’ category will be available at the low price for a short period of time only. This may be[read more…]
You may or may not know that we sell a lot of Wavian Fuel Cans in the USA. We have an official distributor Swiss Link and one of their great employees Julie made a short but very useful video on how to attach a spout onto a Wavian Fuel Can.
