Oil Catch Pan ks tools 150.9359, capacity 7.5 L, diameter 385 mm

Oil Catch Pan ks tools 150.9359 is a shallow collection pan with a 7.5-liter capacity and a 385 mm diameter designed for draining and collecting engine oil and other vehicle fluids. The wide, low-profile shape offers a stable base for workshop use and helps contain spills during routine maintenance on cars, motorcycles and small engines.

Advantages

The tray combines a compact footprint with a moderate 7.5 L capacity, making it suitable for quick oil changes and smaller fluid drains without occupying much storage space. Its 385 mm diameter provides a broad surface to catch splashes and prevent overflow, while the shallow depth allows easy access under low-clearance vehicles and simplifies fluid pouring into containers or funnels. The design reduces the risk of accidental spills and is compatible with common workshop procedures.

Suitable for

• Draining engine oil from cars with standard sump sizes
• Oil and fluid changes on motorcycles and scooters
• Collecting coolant, transmission fluid or hydraulic oil during service
• Portable maintenance tasks and small-engine servicing

Key specifications

• Capacity: 7.5 liters
• Outer diameter: 385 mm
• Shallow, low-profile tray design for low-clearance access
• Stable, wide base to reduce tipping and splashing
• Material suitable for vehicle fluids and workshop environments

How to use

Position the oil catch pan under the drain plug or outlet before loosening it, ensuring the widest part of the tray is aligned with the expected flow to capture draining fluid. Loosen the drain plug slowly to control flow and avoid splash; once the fluid has drained, allow a few moments for residual fluid to collect. When transferring collected fluid, use a funnel or pour slowly from the pan into a sealed container to avoid spills. After use, empty the pan according to local waste disposal regulations for automotive fluids and clean with a suitable degreasing agent.

Recommendations

For safe handling, wear appropriate gloves and eye protection when draining hot engine oil. Use the pan on a level surface and avoid overfilling; if larger volume drains are expected, transfer fluid into a larger container promptly. Store the pan clean and dry to maintain material condition and prevent contamination of future fluid changes.