Our cone top tins provide a green solution to packaging most viscosities of liquids, granules or powder. The cone top minimises any product waste as well as giving a point of difference in a retail environment. Cone top tins have a metal screw neck, opposed to a plastic REL or DIN berg fitment which is pressed into a hole in the top of the tin (available with spouts and other specs). To find out more about the push in plastic fitment version, please see Metal Drums below in ‘related products’.
For fuel and liquid testing, we also offer ‘Lug & Ear’ soldering, which are eyelets that are secured to the cap and container. This allows wire seals to lock the cap closed, and make a tamper proof containers for samples.
We are proud to offer 100% supply from European factories, without compromise on ethical practices, employee rights & safety laws that exist in some emerging markets such as China & India. This also gives our containers a low carbon footprint.
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