Nº D-11489
0.5 L tinplate paint tin with a lever (press-in) lid and steel bail — wood paint, oil paint, glue, paint samples; printed body or label.
Made for: Household & chemicals.
Sample printed on offset-printed tinplate (tins, cans, crown caps) 0.21 mm, gloss lamination; style: gifts & souvenirs.
Sample size mm.
A small lever-lid paint tin: the lid presses tight into the ring, pries off with a screwdriver and presses back sealed, a steel bail hooked in two ears. Body printed on the tinplate or labelled.
Yes, commercial use included; Free adds a watermark grid at 1K, Pro exports 4K without it.
Yes — from the undefined 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 lever-lid paint tin is a tinplate cylinder: a rolled body welded down the side seam, a double-seamed base, and a rim with a ring into which the lid presses tight. The lid is prised open at the edge with a screwdriver or tin opener; a steel bail hooks into two welded ears on the body. After filling, the lid is tapped round with a rubber mallet to seal.
Tinplate (tin-coated steel) about 0.2–0.3 mm thick, internally lacquered to resist solvents or water depending on the paint. Water-based paint needs an anti-rust internal coating; labels are PP film or laminated paper that withstands oil and solvent.
Offset printed directly on the flat tinplate before the body is rolled, then gloss or matt varnished; short runs use plain tins with labels. Bare silver metal can be used as an effect; white needs a white base coat because the substrate is metal.
The flat body layout is circumference × height; leave the 3–5 mm side-seam weld zone unprinted and 5–8 mm clear of the top and bottom seams. The two bail ears cut across the body, so centre the logo between them. Paints and adhesives are chemicals, so the label needs hazard pictograms and safety instructions under the applicable chemical labelling rules.
A diameter of about 99 mm gives a circumference of about 311 mm; a wrap label of about 300–305 mm leaves room for the bail ears, or use a front label about half the circumference.
Wood stain, oil paint, wood oil, adhesive and colour sample pots; a small tin with a bail is easy to carry up a ladder and reopen many times.
It depends on the can maker: a 0.5 L tin about 85–100 mm across usually has a body only about 70–95 mm tall, with the raised bail adding to the overall height; always get the real can drawing before making the label.
Product name, colour, volume, hazardous ingredients, hazard pictograms, instructions for use and safety, and the producer, per the labelling rules in force.
Direct tinplate printing is durable and handsome for volume; labels are flexible when many colours share one plain tin.