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[klangers]

I don't think heat welding is used in can manufacturing these day's, I believe it's all double seam crimping.

Correct. The can body is formed by press extrusion (vaguely similar to drop forging) and the lid by stamping. After filling, the lids are "seamed" onto the bodies by crimping the seams.

 

[Weizguy]

Correct. The can body is formed by press extrusion (vaguely similar to drop forging) and the lid by stamping. After filling, the lids are "seamed" onto the bodies by crimping the seams.

Just like beer cans, which are the next big thing in beer packaging for micros. Already started in the US, 21st Amendment, Oskar Blues, etc

 

[Spiesy]

Just like beer cans, which are the next big thing in beer packaging for micros. Already started in the US, 21st Amendment, Oskar Blues, etc

And in Australia.

 

[Mardoo]

Mornington Sacchariferous Stout

 

[Reman]

Modus operandi 985ml Rye IPA, that's one big can!