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Fox Valley Containers, Inc. Crystal Lake, IL Distributor of plastic & metal containers for the packaging of paint, coatings, adhesives, chemicals, printing ink, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals & food products, including pails, jars, bottles, drums, F-style cans & corrugated cartons About PhoneEmail Website

Mauser Packaging Solutions York, PA Steel & plastic cans for packaging of paint, stains & sealers About PhoneEmail Website

Allcan West, Inc. Carson City, NV

Allstate Can Corp. Parsippany, NJ

Alum Beverages San Fernando, CA

Ardagh Group Chicago, IL

Ardagh Metal Beverage USA, Inc. Fremont, OH

Ardagh Metal Beverage USA, Inc. Valparaiso, IN

Ardagh Metal Beverage USA, Inc. Winston-Salem, NC

Ardagh Metal Beverage USA, Inc. Bishopville, SC

Ardagh Metal Beverage USA, Inc. Olive Branch, MS

Ardagh Metal Packaging USA, Inc. Sparks, NV

Atlantic Can Co. Westampton, NJ

Ball Corp. Goodyear, AZ

Ball Corp. Pittston, PA

Ball Corp. Bowling Green, KY

Ball Corp. St. Paul, MN

Ball Corp. Fort Worth, TX

Ball Corp. Findlay, OH

Ball Corp. Kapolei, HI

Ball Corp. Conroe, TX

Ball Corp. Rome, GA

Ball Corp. Williamsburg, VA

Ball Corp. Phoenix, AZ

Ball Corp. Middletown, NY

Ball Corp. Saratoga Springs, NY

Ball Corp., Food Metal Packaging & Specialty Products Group Columbus, OH

Ball Metal Beverage Container Corp. Tampa, FL

Ball Packaging North & Central America Monticello, IN

Beer Dudes Canning Co., LLC Denton, TX

Berks Can Co. Reading, PA

BWAY Corp. Cincinnati, OH

BWAY Corp. Garland, TX

Can Corp. Of America Blandon, PA

Crown Beverage Co., USA Batesville, MS

Crown Beverage Packaging Olympia, WA

Crown Beverage Packaging USA, Inc. Worland, WY

Crown Cork & Seal Co. (USA), Inc. Cheraw, SC

Crown Cork & Seal Co. (USA), Inc. Spartanburg, SC

Crown Cork & Seal Co., Inc. Mankato, MN

Crown Cork & Seal Co., Inc. Faribault, MN

Crown Cork & Seal Co., Inc. Conroe, TX

Crown Cork & Seal Co., Inc. Grove City, OH

Crown Cork & Seal Co., Inc., Beverage Packaging Div. Sugar Land, TX

Crown Cork & Seal Co., Inc., Plt. 21 Oshkosh, WI

Crown Cork & Seal Co., USA Suffolk, VA

Crown Cork & Seal USA, Inc. Bradley, IL

Crown Cork Corp. Dayton, OH

Crown Speciality Packaging USA Belcamp, MD

D&W Fine Pack, LLC Miami, FL

The metal can industry plays a crucial role in packaging, providing durable and recyclable containers for a wide range of products. Metal cans are primarily made from aluminum and steel, chosen for their strength, lightweight properties, and resistance to corrosion. The manufacturing process begins with the extraction and refining of these metals, followed by rolling them into thin sheets. These sheets undergo a series of processes, including cutting, shaping, and forming, to create the desired can shape. The two-piece and three-piece can designs are the most common, with the two-piece can consisting of a body and an end, while the three-piece can includes a body, a bottom, and a lid.

The industry employs advanced techniques such as deep drawing and ironing to achieve the precise dimensions and thickness required for different applications. Coating and printing processes follow, where cans receive protective layers and branding designs. These coatings prevent metal interaction with the contents, ensuring product safety and longevity.

Metal cans serve various industries, including food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, and personal care. In the food and beverage sector, they provide airtight and lightproof packaging, preserving the freshness and flavor of products like soups, vegetables, fruits, and carbonated drinks. In pharmaceuticals, metal cans offer secure packaging for powders and aerosols, maintaining product integrity. The personal care industry uses metal cans for products such as deodorants and shaving creams, benefiting from the cans' ability to withstand pressure and maintain product efficacy.

Recycling plays a significant role in the metal can industry, with aluminum and steel cans being among the most recycled materials globally. This recycling process involves collecting, cleaning, and re-melting the metal, which conserves energy and resources compared to producing new metal. The metal can industry continues to innovate in areas such as lightweighting and improving recyclability, contributing to sustainable packaging solutions across various sectors.