Rectangle 105mm CR Tin with Hinged Lid

Introduction of Rectangle 105mm CR Tin with Hinged Lid

The 105mm CR (Child Resistant) Rectangular Tin with Hinged Lid is a specialized packaging solution designed to enhance the safety of products that require protection from accidental access by children. Here's a brief introduction to this type of tin:

1. Dimensions and Shape:

The tin measures 105mm*73mm in a specific dimension, usually referring to its length, width, or diagonal size.

It has a rectangular shape, which offers a more stable base and a larger surface area compared to round tins.

2. Child Resistant (CR) Feature:

The child-resistant (CR) design ensures that the tin is difficult to open by young children, while still being accessible to adults.

This feature is with press two sides to open and Perfect storage of candies and multi pack joints .

3. Material:

The tin is typically made from recyclable and food -grade tinplate, a lightweight yet durable metal material.

The Tin Case uses a food-grade coating, making it ideal for packaging edibles while meeting industry standards. Customization options include exterior printing, insert trays, and wax paper. This creates a unique and memorable unboxing experience.

Tinplate is corrosion-resistant and provides good barrier properties, protecting the contents from external elements such as moisture, air, and contaminants.

4. Advantages:

Enhanced safety: The child-resistant design reduces the risk of accidental ingestion or exposure to hazardous substances by children.

Additional Options :

CMYK Print +PMS color, Spot UV, Matte ,Emboss to ensure you’re getting the specialized  look you want to showcase your brand image.

Foam Liner is needed to maintains product freshness.

Option for Paper Insert, Plastic Insert, Tin Insert to holding multi pack joints/prerolls.

Option for matches compartment and matches strike plate.

From outer printing to insert trays and wax paper, we can customize the rectangle CR Tin Case to align with your brand and elevate your product’s perceived value