The three-piece can, also known as the tinplate three-piece can, is a can-type packaging container made from tin-plated steel sheet, chromium-plated steel sheet, or aluminum alloy and other metal sheets through crimping, bonding, or resistance welding. It consists of three parts: the can body, the can bottom, and the can lid. Its application history dates back to the 19th century, and it is widely used for the sealed packaging of food, beverages, chemical products, and aerosol products.
Can body manufacturing: plate cutting - feeding - bending into a circle - lap joint positioning - resistance welding - touch-up painting - drying - turning over - rib pressing - necking (for beverage cans)
Can lid manufacturing: oiling - plate cutting and blanking - lid stamping - edge rounding - glue injection - drying and curing
Final Assembly: The can body and lid are rolled and sealed for quality inspection.