Our motto is clear: we make strong tin can packaging, from idea to end product. We have been doing this since 1907. Our strength lies mainly with customized cans. We produce a lot for the Food, Industry and Promotion sectors, but are active in every sector. What can we help you with?
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The term 'tin' is commonly used to refer to thin packaging material (cans) or the exterior of a car. Tinplate is rolled sheet steel of small thickness (less than a millimeter). In the past, a hammer was used to strike the tinplate material at the desired thickness. Because this was very time-consuming, rolling machines were invented that could take over this process. They work faster and more accurately.
The history of tin starts in 1795, when Napoleon offered a cash prize of 12,000 francs for the person who would invent something to keep food longer preserved. He initially had a military goal in mind, because his soldiers also needed good preserved food during long campaigns and in difficult circumstances.
In 1994 we investigated if we could make the world's largest candy drum. We thought it would be nice to have a chance to win a mention in the Guinness Book of Records. A wonderful challenge, because everything had to be made by hand.
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