B & T Products
Patent-protected fuel cans for forecourts, industries, retailers and everyday users
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About B & T Products
B&T Products develops the Easyfill Jerry Can, a fuel container designed to work with forecourt fuel nozzles and shut off automatically when full, reducing spills and overflows. The product is described as British-made.
The company targets industries, retailers and everyday users. Its product is marked as coming soon in Q4 2026.
Product: Easyfill Jerry Can, a patent-protected fuel can designed to work with forecourt nozzles and shut off automatically when full.
Jobs at B & T Products
Leadership
- Annette Butler · Co-founder and Logisics LeadSource: company website
- Jamie Butler · Co-founder and Sales DirectorSource: company website
- Peter Taylor · Founder and InventorSource: company website
- Sue Taylor · Co-founder and CEOSource: company website
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