Metal Cans
A shaped shoulder with a defined pour opening
A cone-shaped shoulder leads to a defined pouring opening. Compare nozzle, cap and lining with the liquid and filling method.
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Cone-Shaped Shoulder
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Pour Opening
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Nozzle Options
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Cap & Lining Choice
Overview
A cone-shaped shoulder leads to a defined pouring opening. Compare nozzle, cap and lining with the liquid and filling method.
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A tapered shoulder leads to the can's pouring opening.
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Choose the opening around the liquid and filling method.
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Select the complete nozzle or flange designation for the assembly.
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Match the closure and interior to the intended formulation.
Specifications
Capacity options
250 mL, ½ pint, 1 pint, 1 quart or 1 L
Container type
Cone-top tin can
Opening options
24 or 32 mm; 1 in, 1⅛ in, 1¼ in or 1¾ in
Interior options
Unlined; gold lining on cone top; fully lined option in 1 quart
These are supplier range options. Bottle dimensions, component fit and availability depend on the selected reference; request a matched sample before production.
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How to spec yours
A cone-shaped shoulder leads to a defined pouring opening. Compare nozzle, cap and lining with the liquid and filling method.
Specify the complete nozzle or flange designation and matching closure. Similar openings do not establish interchangeability.
Confirm dimensions, materials, mating components and the packed configuration. Evaluate the intended contents, process and handling conditions.
Provide first order, annual demand, delivery destination and target dates. Confirm minimum order, tooling if required and current lead time.
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What should I specify for cone-top metal cans?
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Specify the complete nozzle or flange designation and matching closure. Similar openings do not establish interchangeability.
Is this a fixed product reference?
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This is a configurable supplier range, not a fixed SKU. The quotation confirms the selected reference, current drawing, components and commercial terms.
Can I request a sample or drawing?
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Ask for the current supplier drawing and available sample terms for the proposed configuration. Evaluate the assembled pack before committing to production.
What is the minimum order and lead time?
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These depend on the selected reference, customization and delivery destination. Confirm current terms with Novvia rather than treating a range listing as live stock.
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