Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is tinplate? Are printed tins safe for food?
Tinplate is steel electrolytically coated with a fine layer of tin for protective purposes. It is a high-quality safe packaging material for food items like cookies, candies, and chocolate. A food-grade lacquer is coated inside to prevent corrosion.
2. How do you print on the tins?
Metal decoration is an offset printing process utilizing CMYK colors. Printing is done on large metal sheets first, then slit into smaller pieces for stamping and formation.
3. What is the MOQ for a tin order?
Due to mass printing and production setup, the minimum order quantity is roughly 3,000-5,000pcs for large sizes and 10,000pcs for small sizes.
4. Can I get a price list?
We quote items individually as prices are affected by material thickness, shape, size, quantity, and print colors. Please provide your requirements for a customized solution.
5. What artwork file formats are acceptable?
The most popular and acceptable software formats for artwork design are PDF and AI.
6. Do you have any special varnishing effects?
In addition to traditional glossy and matt varnishes, we offer anti-slip varnish, crackle varnish, and pearl varnish.