Justrite Plunger Can for Solvents, 1 Pint Capacity, 5.25" x 4.9" Steel Push-Down Solvent Dispenser Can, Made in the USA Industrial Mechanic Tools, Red, 10008

If you ever get tired of two handed opening and closing your acetone, this is perfect. Absolutely a time saver.

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This thing will saturate a patch, or rag, or towel, if you pump it (once) vigorously when it's full. As the level drops, itc calms down a bit and comes into its own. In that "sweet spot" it conveniently floods the dish with fluid. Anything unused drains back into the container.This does a pretty good job of storing fluid and dispensing it in more than eye-dropper quantities. I haven't noticed any premature evaporation, though I've been afraid to try it with acetone. A good pump (one!) will deliver a great deal of fluid, so you don't need to bash on it, like some (mostly medical) push dispensers.The can is large, and holds sufficient quantity that even with liberal use, it's not drained quickly.If I had any complaint, it's a small one: the fill level is on the sticker attached to the tank. Perhaps it's on the tank as well (underneath the sticker), but as far as I can see it's only on the sitcker, and the sticker won't last too many years unless you're dispensing water.First rate. Sooooo much better than the alternatives I've tried. Justrite, in general, seems to be the superior product.

I love the convenience. I wish for two improvements however: 1) I wish they would be more air tight as acetone (very volatile) eventual evaporates out. and 2) I wish the dispenser was bare steel or stainless (no paint please) as some solvents will deteriorate the paint on the outside.

Never knew I needed one of these until my first use. Build quality is great, but more importantly, the amount of solvent I save is amazing. Will be buying other sizes as well.

Waste of money! Acetone evaporates as canister does not seal. Had high hopes as I’d seen it on welding videos but the one I received is does not seal! Tried putting a pint of acetone in it twice, the 2nd time I put a rag on top of it. Both times the acetone had evaporated by the next day. NOT recommended!

I bought the one gallon plunger can. Put pour on insecticide in it and use it and a car washing glove to wipe down my horse to keep flies and ticks off of her. Works perfectly, and she's happier with the system than getting sprayed. Liquid comes up through the screen just the way it's supposed to. Used something similar in a shop environment with solvents, years ago. I'm guessing those were the exact same ones this is.

A random item that I didn't know how very often I would use in my shop. Expensive, but worth the price, regardless.