This drum-shape childproof tin is designed for dry flower or gummies packaging. It consists of tin and silicone gasket only to keep the sealed and airtight space. The drum-shape could release more space to meet the different pack requirement, the larger lip area could release more space to get gummies or flower easily, the integrated tin body and bottom could reduce more cost. Comparing the mylar bag and glass jar matching plastic lid, this drum-shape childproof tin belongs to fully recycling or degradable material packaging and plastic-free style. After the new packaging laws releasing that cannabis items need plastic-free or compostable packaging, this child proof tin will be the premium option in the market because of the lower cost, CR certified, attractive printing and hard material with airtight condition. Except for cannabis packaging, this airtight CR tin could be a stock container.
The child proof structure of this drum-shape tin is a bit different from the other round child proof tin whose two slots on the outside necking of tin bottom matched two rolled inside grooves. It’s 180 degrees between two slots and grooves, the lid will be opened when two groves on lid turn to slots area and then lift lid that the lid will be released when groves turn to slot area. Tin body was stretched by one tinplate that could pack water and no water leaking. The lid applied arc-shape to make whole tin box smooth. This child resistant mechanism is stable and has passed US CR certified.
Except for this drum-shape childproof tin for marijuana flower, air tight child proof tin D76x25mm, Gen1 airtight child resistant tin 100x60x20mm and Gen2 air tight child resistant tin 105x65x20mm could be working for marijuana flower also. All of them are plastic-free air tight child resistant tin version. By the way, there is the other cheaper air tight child resistant tin that is formed by tin box and printing aluminum foil to form a sealed space. Comparing the silicone pieces, this foil style will save more cost, but it needs pasting machine or heat-sealing machine. Usually, it’s working for large companies that could use million tins each year.
Post time: Apr-25-2023
