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- PN: Gats Fuel jar 12oz
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The GATS Jar is the first and finest fuel analysis tester capable of separating non-petroleum contaminants and thereby purifying water and debris from contaminated AVGAS and Jet fuel. The GATS Jar Fuel Tester separates water, debris, and other non-petroleum contaminants from fuel samples collected during preflight inspection.
After inspection, the built-in separator screen allows clean fuel to be returned to the aircraft's fuel tank instead of being discarded on the ground. The screen traps debris particles as small as 200 microns and removes nearly all water when the tester is used according to the manufacturer's instructions.
The GATS Jar can also help detect Jet fuel or diesel contamination in AVGAS by showing differences in the fuel's evaporation rate.
GATS Jar Fuel Tester features:
- Works with AVGAS, Jet fuel, diesel, automotive gasoline, and other pure petroleum distillate fuels
- Not designed for ethanol-blended fuels
- Allows inspected, clean fuel to be returned to the tank
- Separates water and traps debris particles down to 200 microns
- Helps detect Jet fuel or diesel contamination in AVGAS
- Wide-mouth, threaded collection jar
- Strong P.E.T. plastic construction
- 12-ounce capacity
- Made in the USA
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- In Stock
- List Price:
- Item #4110
- PN: Gats Fuel jar 12oz
GATS Fuel Jar Strainer Overview:
The GATS Jar is the first and finest fuel analysis tester capable of separating non-petroleum contaminants and thereby purifying water and debris from contaminated AVGAS and Jet fuel. The GATS Jar Fuel Tester separates water, debris, and other non-petroleum contaminants from fuel samples collected during preflight inspection.
After inspection, the built-in separator screen allows clean fuel to be returned to the aircraft's fuel tank instead of being discarded on the ground. The screen traps debris particles as small as 200 microns and removes nearly all water when the tester is used according to the manufacturer's instructions.
The GATS Jar can also help detect Jet fuel or diesel contamination in AVGAS by showing differences in the fuel's evaporation rate.
GATS Jar Fuel Tester features:
- Works with AVGAS, Jet fuel, diesel, automotive gasoline, and other pure petroleum distillate fuels
- Not designed for ethanol-blended fuels
- Allows inspected, clean fuel to be returned to the tank
- Separates water and traps debris particles down to 200 microns
- Helps detect Jet fuel or diesel contamination in AVGAS
- Wide-mouth, threaded collection jar
- Strong P.E.T. plastic construction
- 12-ounce capacity
- Made in the USA
63 CUSTOMER REVIEWS
GATS Fuel Jar Strainer
63 Reviews
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Fourth one I've ordered and they all crack
- By Rick from St George UT USA on Wednesday, March 19, 2025
- Pros: The screen and the design
- Review: I love the jar for its function, but it's durability is horrible.
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Ecologically friendly to sample fuel
- By Robert. CFI from Tega Cay SC USA on Thursday, August 8, 2024
- Pros: Great sample visibility, love the water separation, no longer wasting fuel samples or dropping the sample on the ground.
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Review:
Met my expectations.
Only thing that I would change is the lid seal o ring, I would prefer a larger sealing area like an aircraft fuel cap seal.
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It broke in a few weeks
- By Rob from Brush Prairie WA USA on Monday, August 5, 2024
- Pros: hydrophobic screen prevents water in your fuel sample getting returned to the fuel tank
- Review: The materials are junk, really. The cap likes to crack, this is the second jar I bought in about a year, and it broke in under a month. I ended up just super-gluing the cap onto the jar.
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Thin Plastic
- By Jarrod from Pensacola, FL on Friday, July 22, 2022
- Pros: Does what it's intended to
- Review: It does what it's supposed to do, but the plastic for the "jar" is very thin. So thin that if you squeeze it slightly the top pops off. I'm actually kind of disappointed since the description says it's a "strong plastic" and it really isn't.
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- By on Friday, May 20, 2022
- Pros:
- Review: Great product, I recommend these item to all Pvt Pilots and students.
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GATS Fuel Jar Strainer
- By John from Swansea IL USA on Monday, May 9, 2022
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Review:
This device id the best produce I have invested in. I recommend everyone thinking of buying a fuel strainer to really buy this product which will save you time and money in the future.
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Works well for wing tanks, not so well on gascolators
- By Steven from St Michaels MD USA on Thursday, April 28, 2022
- Pros: Easy to drain sample, easy to see it through the container.
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Review:
The fuel strainer has a clear container to receive the fuel sample and a metal probe that goes into the drain fitting to release the sample. It works perfectly on wing tanks that are accessible from underneath the wing.
However, when you try to sample a gascolator, which usually has a drain sticking out at a near horizontal angle from the cowling, gravity is no longer helping you and it's possible to spill the fuel.
Once the fuel is in the clear container there's no problem looking at it to see if it's contaminated. After that, you can pour the sample back into the tank with a very closely spaced mesh strainer taking out any debris. However, if you see water at the bottom you should probably dump the contents since I'm not sure if the strainer can also keep water out.
- Verified Purchase
Fourth one I've ordered and they all crack
- Verified Purchase
Ecologically friendly to sample fuel
- By Robert. CFI from Tega Cay SC USA on Thursday, August 8, 2024
- Pros: Great sample visibility, love the water separation, no longer wasting fuel samples or dropping the sample on the ground.
- Cons:
- Review:
Met my expectations.
Only thing that I would change is the lid seal o ring, I would prefer a larger sealing area like an aircraft fuel cap seal. - Was this review helpful to you? Yes No 1 Other people found this review helpful.
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It broke in a few weeks
- By Rob from Brush Prairie WA USA on Monday, August 5, 2024
- Pros: hydrophobic screen prevents water in your fuel sample getting returned to the fuel tank
- Cons: The plastic that the cap is made out of cracks very easily
- Review: The materials are junk, really. The cap likes to crack, this is the second jar I bought in about a year, and it broke in under a month. I ended up just super-gluing the cap onto the jar.
- Was this review helpful to you? Yes No 4 Other people found this review helpful.
Thin Plastic
- By Jarrod from Pensacola, FL on Friday, July 22, 2022
- Pros: Does what it's intended to
- Cons: Flimsy plastic, top pops off
- Review: It does what it's supposed to do, but the plastic for the "jar" is very thin. So thin that if you squeeze it slightly the top pops off. I'm actually kind of disappointed since the description says it's a "strong plastic" and it really isn't.
- Was this review helpful to you? Yes No 6 Other people found this review helpful.
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GATS Fuel Jar Strainer
- By John from Swansea IL USA on Monday, May 9, 2022
- Pros:
- Cons: n/a
- Review:
This device id the best produce I have invested in. I recommend everyone thinking of buying a fuel strainer to really buy this product which will save you time and money in the future.
- Was this review helpful to you? Yes No 2 Other people found this review helpful.
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Works well for wing tanks, not so well on gascolators
- By Steven from St Michaels MD USA on Thursday, April 28, 2022
- Pros: Easy to drain sample, easy to see it through the container.
- Cons: Metal probe seems flimsy and could bend or come off; tempting to try to strain out water as wel as debris.
- Review:
The fuel strainer has a clear container to receive the fuel sample and a metal probe that goes into the drain fitting to release the sample. It works perfectly on wing tanks that are accessible from underneath the wing.
However, when you try to sample a gascolator, which usually has a drain sticking out at a near horizontal angle from the cowling, gravity is no longer helping you and it's possible to spill the fuel.
Once the fuel is in the clear container there's no problem looking at it to see if it's contaminated. After that, you can pour the sample back into the tank with a very closely spaced mesh strainer taking out any debris. However, if you see water at the bottom you should probably dump the contents since I'm not sure if the strainer can also keep water out. - Was this review helpful to you? Yes No 4 Other people found this review helpful.
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