Christmas tree shaped metal chocolate packaging tin box factory

1. FEATURES

Our tins can pass SGS, EN71 , FDA , LFGB Standard.

We are very sure about our products can pass the new test request 

Our tin boxes are able to pass quality inspection 2.5/4.0 by SGS

1.   Q: What is tinplate? Are printed tins safe for food?

      A: Tinplate is the steel electrolytically coated with a fine layer of tin for tin protective purposes. Tinplate is a high quality safe packaging material for food items. such as cookies, candies, chocolate, etc. A food grade lacquer is coated on the inside of the tin to prevent corrosion and interaction of the tin with the food product and thus make it suitable for food storage.

2.   Q: How do you print on the tins? Is it screened or offset printed?

      A: Metal decoration is an offset printing process utilizing CMYK colors. Print is done on large metals first, then slitting into smaller piece for stamping and formation.

3.   Q: What is the MOQ for tin order?

      A: Due to mass printing and production set up, minimum order quantity is roughly 3000-5000pcs for large size and 10000pcs for small size of tins

4.   Q: What is metal proofing charge?

      A: Metal proofing sample is distinctive process for showing the color effect on the metal compared with paper. It is separate process from mass production, and thus also cost money.

5.   Q: Can I get a price list ?

      A: We do not provide a list to our customers. All items are quoted individually. As we know, the price can be effected by several factors, such as material thickness, product shape, size, order quantity, print colors, etc. Also, the material prices can change constantly. Please tell us your requirements and we shall find the best solution for you.

6.   Q: How should I design on a tin?

      A: Before designing any graphics on a particular tin, we will furnish a dimension layout for positioning graphics. According to the tin construction, this positioning info is very important to ensure the proper placement of artworks onto each of the tin.

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