Lever-lid cans 84/87 inside coated & stackable 375 ml

Inside coated & stackable Cans made of tinplate - the classic paint and varnish cans! Our robust, inside lacquered and stackable metal cans (StaCan) are best-suited as metal packaging for water-thinnable filling goods, water-based paints and varnishes and for modelling materials like paint, oil-based paint and lacquers, as well as glazes, oils, pastes and waxes.

• These inside coated cans are stackable.
• These cans are inside lacquered with anti-corrosion varnish (ACL) and outside blank.
• Due to the inside coating, these metal cans are NOT suitable for groceries.
• Optimal emptying is achieved by the large opening of the cans.
• All metal cans are delivered inclusive matching lid.
• The lids will be pushed in after filling, either by hand or machine.
• By rotating with a flat object (screwdriver), the metal cans can be easily opened.
• Due to the patented lid construction of the stackable cans, they achieve excellent sealing properties even after repeated opening and closing.
• The patented lid construction ensures product residue will not cause the lid to get stuck.
• All cans are made of tinplate (tinned sheet steel). Cans made of tinplate without an appropriate inside coating are not suitable for water-containing filling goods or moist storage/handling. Contact with water or moisture can lead to rust. Due to the ACL-inside coating of this can, filling water-containing goods is possible.
• The inside coated Lever lid cans are not suitable for groceries or solvent-containing filling goods, as solvents can affect the inside lacquering – For cans without inside coating please visit our category “Lever lid cans” or “Cans stackable”.

Due to the different fillings on the market and their individual composition, we cannot confirm absolute suitability for respective fillings. It is the responsibility of the user/bottler of the packaging to determine and confirm the suitability for the respective filling in advance. The actual suitability of the chosen packaging can only be properly ascertained by performing your own preliminary tests. The specified range of use for this article represents a rough classification based on the legal requirements.