Custom Hinged Tin Boxes for Premium, Reusable Product Packaging: Video Guide

This 72-second video covers what to specify, check and approve before production.

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  1. 0:00A custom hinged tin: printed, reusable, lid attached.
  2. 0:05Tin-coated steel, with a lid that can't get lost and opens wide to present. It isn't airtight by default, so tea or spices need a sealed inner pouch.
  3. 0:17Measure the product as sold, with pouch and insert. Allow for rims, hinge swing and lid depth, say internal or external, and prove fit on a sample.
  4. 0:28Decide how the lid behaves. Simple hinges may not hold a large lid up; wire or bar hinges can, at extra cost. Agree closure firmness on the sample.
  5. 0:39Keep small text and codes off rims, corners, embossing and the hinge, and scan them on a real sample. That approved sample becomes the production reference.
  6. 0:50Here's a look inside our factory. Presses stamp printed tinplate, parts ride out on conveyors, multi-station presses form tin bodies, and formed tins like these come off the line.
  7. 1:02Send your product dimensions, quantity and artwork.
  8. 1:07We'll quote and plan your sample.

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