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198g Empty Square Luncheon Meat Tin Can for Food Packaging

198g Empty Square Luncheon Meat Tin Can for Food Packaging

Wholesale 198g empty square (rectangular) tinplate cans for luncheon meat & canned pork/beef. Retort-safe, food-grade internal lacquer with Easy Open Ends (EOE)
Product Name
198g Empty Square / Rectangular Luncheon Meat Can
Material
Primary Food-Grade Tinplate (SGS & FDA Certified)
Inner Coating
Gold Lacquer / White Lacquer / Aluminium-Coloured Lacquer
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Product Specifications

Dimensions (L x W x H):99 mm x 53 mm x 56 mm

Capacity / Weight:198g Standard Net Weight

Material:Prime Food-Grade Tinplate

Body Thickness:0.15 mm – 0.22 mm

Lid Thickness:0.18 mm – 0.22 mm

External Coating:Gold / White / Plain Tinplate / Custom 1–7 Colour Printing

Primary Applications:Luncheon Meat, Corned Beef, Pâté, Dry Goods, Emergency Rations

Export Packaging:Cans stacked on pallets; lids packed in protective plastic bags and cartons

Why Choose Our 198g Meat Tin Containers?

Optimised Transport Protection: Cans are systematically palletised for space efficiency and damage prevention, while lids are vacuum-sealed in plastic bags inside corrugated cartons to ensure maximum hygiene.

High-Speed Automated Line Compatibility: Precise dimensional tolerances (99 x 53 x 56 mm) ensure seamless, jam-free integration with automated filling, seaming, and retort equipment.

Tailored Internal Coatings: Specific lacquers act as a protective chemical barrier against meat acids and fats, maintaining natural flavour, aroma, and colour.




Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Which internal lacquer is best for canned pork or beef pâté?

A: We recommend our aluminium-coloured or specialised gold lacquers to effectively prevent sulphur staining caused by meat proteins during thermal processing.

Q: What is the lead time and packing style for bulk shipping?

A: Can bodies are palletised and film-wrapped for secure transport, while matching lids are packed separately in protective plastic bags and master cartons.