Classification of Candy Tin Boxes

　　 Candy tin box classification of

Candy tin box

　　Many people refer to candy tins as “tin cans,” and all of them require us to use tinplate as a raw material. These packaging boxes are made by processing tinplate through various techniques such as welding based on data-driven methods, or by employing different manufacturing processes like stamping and crimping. Since they’re made using tinplate as the primary material and processed with specific techniques, they’re also called “tinplate boxes.”

　　 Candy tin box By purpose, they are classified as:

　　1. Aerosol cans are categorized into aluminum cans and steel cans. By shape, they can be divided into: straight-sided cans—cans with constant diameters at both the top and bottom; and neck-reduced cans—cans whose top and/or bottom diameters are reduced, serving as disposable metal containers designed to hold aerosol products. During use, the aerosol product is released in a controlled manner through a valve under the action of pre-compression. The main products typically contained in these cans include air fresheners, automotive care products, spray paints, pesticides, and more.

　　2. Chemical tanks: a series of square, round, and portable tanks. Capacities range from 0.5 liters to 20 liters. Common sizes include: an 18-liter square tank measuring 237×237×350 mm; a 4-liter square tank measuring 169×106×(251/261/290) mm; a 3-liter round tank measuring 137×156 mm; and a 4-liter round tank measuring 169×(199–273.5) mm.

　　3. Milk powder cans—available in specifications 401, 502, 300, and 603, corresponding to milk powder contents of 400g, 800g, 143g, respectively. This type of cultural product has stringent quality management requirements. Generally, it must be produced in a sealed, dust-free workshop, with air purification levels reaching at least Class 100,000. Sealing and food safety are paramount. The main products include chicken powder cans, milk powder cans, egg B powder cans, cereal powder cans, and coffee powder cans, among others.

　　4. Beverage cans are made from tinplate (chromium-plated) steel sheets and aluminum alloy sheets. They are used for filling beverages and food products in non-gas-filled packaging. After sealing with a three-piece closure, the cans feature an easy-open lid that meets sterile technology requirements. Commonly used specifications for three-piece beverage cans include 206/211/209. By diameter, they come in sizes such as Φ52, Φ58, and Φ65. The height can be customized according to specific customer requirements, and we continuously develop and adjust our designs accordingly. The top-cap system typically employs a one-time, easy-open aluminum lid. Common products include herbal teas, functional beverages, coffee, and eight-treasure porridge, among others.

　　 Candy tin box Our main products include mooncake tins, candy tins, stationery boxes, cookie tins, CD tins, baijiu tins, and more. The structures of composite cans are typically made by either fastening or drawing; however, they generally offer poorer sealing performance. Structurally, these cans can be categorized into welded cans, aggregate cans, drawn cans, two-piece cans, and three-piece cans. From a shape perspective, we offer rectangular tin containers, square tin containers, triangular tin containers, octagonal tin containers, oval tin containers, heart-shaped tin containers, specially shaped tin containers, car-shaped tin containers, book-shaped tin containers, and candy tin boxes.