Nº D-11490
220 g Ø66 butane canister for portable stoves, plastic cap — printed all over the tinplate body with the required safety warnings.
Made for: Household & chemicals.
Sample printed on offset-printed tinplate (tins, cans, crown caps) 0.21 mm, gloss lamination; style: gifts & souvenirs.
Sample size 71 × 71 × 196 mm.
A mini butane canister for portable stoves: a pressure-rated tinplate body, a sealed top seam, the key notch that locks into the stove and a plastic cap over the valve. Printed all round, with the safety warnings the rules require.
Yes, commercial use included; Free adds a watermark grid at 1K, Pro exports 4K without it.
Yes — from the 71 × 71 × 196 mm sample or your own size.
Yes, on every plan including Free: use them on your website, marketplaces, social media and for clients. Pro removes the watermark and exports 4K pictures.
The sample is offset-printed tinplate (tins, cans, crown caps) 0.21 mm with gloss lamination.
A mini gas canister is a seamed tinplate can with domed base and top that resist pressure, a valve and locating notch at the top that mate with a portable stove, and a plastic cap protecting the valve; inside is liquefied butane. The body is printed flat on tinplate sheet first, then rolled and welded along a side seam.
Tinplate (tin-coated steel) of about 0.2–0.25 mm, 0.21 mm in the sample, with an internal lacquer. It holds gas under pressure, so the can's construction and quality are the canister maker's responsibility under the applicable technical standards; the designer only handles the print.
Offset printing on tinplate sheet (metal decorating) in several colours over a white base coat, then a scuff-resistant gloss varnish; inks must survive oven curing and forming. No lamination.
The Ø66 mm body is about 207 mm round; keep 3–5 mm either side of the welded side seam and 5–8 mm top and bottom where the seams roll over. Safety warnings (flammable, keep from heat, do not pierce, avoid sun above about 40 °C) must be clear and legible, along with net weight, fitting instructions, responsible organisation and production date; Vietnamese labelling follows Decree 37/2026/NĐ-CP.
A 220 g butane canister typically runs a portable stove for about 1–2 hours on a medium flame; it depends on the stove, so quote the maker's figure.
The straight body of about 150–160 mm after the shoulder and base: the brand and the word butane on the front, warnings, instructions and label information on the back.
Flammable, under pressure, do not burn or pierce, keep away from heat and children, and how to fit and remove it correctly; exact wording follows the standards and rules for the product.
Offset on flat tinplate sheet with a white base and varnish, then formed into the can; nothing is printed after filling.
No; the valve, notch and cap are a standard construction that must mate with stoves; the designer changes only the body print and, if the maker offers it, the cap colour.