Custom Two-Piece Tin Boxes for Premium Product Packaging: Video Guide

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

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Video transcript

  1. 0:00A custom two-piece tin: seamless body, separate lid.
  2. 0:05Body and bottom are one drawn piece with no side seam, so print wraps the wall. Leak resistance and food contact aren't automatic; specify them.
  3. 0:15Size from your packed product, wrappers included. Corners, lid overlap and inserts eat space: state internal or external. Too tight scuffs art; too loose rattles.
  4. 0:27Many use a slip lid; hinged, window or screw lids are different builds. Print, varnish, foil and emboss are options; fine detail near edges may deform.
  5. 0:38Keep text and codes off corners and embossing. Metal shifts colour, so approve a physical colour chip. Split lid and body art, and sign off a sample with your product.
  6. 0:50Here's a look inside our factory. Presses stamp and punch printed tinplate, round tin bodies run on conveyors, a robot arm handles them, and finished tins get a close look.
  7. 1:02Tell us your product size, intended use and quantity.
  8. 1:07We'll reply with a quote and sampling plan.

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