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TANK STABILIZER - Enerco

Part #: F273169-6

The Enerco TANK STABILIZER, Model F273169-6, is engineered to provide secure containment for portable gas cylinders in demanding professional environments. This robust stabilizer minimizes the risk of cylinder tipping, enhancing safety on active jobsites and during transportation. Designed for durability, it ensures your cylinders remain upright and stable, preventing potential damage or hazards.

Key Features

  • Universal Fit: Accommodates standard 20 lb., 30 lb., and 40 lb. gas cylinders, offering versatile application.
  • Enhanced Stability: Significantly reduces the risk of accidental tipping during stationary use or when repositioning.
  • Secure Transport: Provides a stable base for cylinders in professional service vehicles, including pickup trucks, vans, and trailers, as well as RVs and other automobiles.
  • Professional-Grade Construction: Built to withstand the rigors of daily use in automotive and industrial settings.
  • Jobsite Safety: Contributes to a safer working environment by securing cylinders and preventing unexpected movement.

Applications

This tank stabilizer is an essential tool for professional technicians and mechanics working in various settings. It is ideal for automotive repair shops, welding operations, and industrial facilities that frequently utilize portable gas cylinders. Field service technicians will find it invaluable for securing cylinders in their service vehicles, ensuring safe transport to and from job locations. Whether operating on uneven shop floors or navigating challenging terrain, the Enerco TANK STABILIZER provides reliable support, preventing spills, damage, and potential safety incidents associated with unsecured cylinders.

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  • Model: 248049
  • Shipping Weight: 6.7lbs
  • UPC: 008930173160
  • Manufacturers Part #: F273169-6
  • Manufactured by: Enerco
  • Also Known As: ENR-F273169-6

This product was added to our catalog on Saturday 17 June, 2017.