Can I get a custom tin can made?
Yes. DOLYPACK offers full OEM/ODM customization covering structure, printing, finish, and accessories, and several decoration methods — labels, screen printing, laser marking, embossing — carry no minimum order quantity.
How are tin cans manufactured?
Metal sheet is formed and shaped, printed or coated, then assembled with lids and seals before quality checks and packing. DOLYPACK's process runs structure selection through size adaptation, printing, finishing, accessories, sampling, mass production, and export packing.
What's the typical lead time for a custom tin can order?
It depends on decoration method: self-adhesive labels ship in about 4–6 business days, screen printing in 5–7, laser marking in 1–3, and embossing in 10–15. Full-color printing, cut-out finishes, and custom colors run about 25 business days due to plate setup and the 5,000-unit minimum.
What artwork do I need to provide for custom printing?
Print-ready artwork specifying colors in CMYK or Pantone is used during the color-matching step, and a physical sample is produced to confirm accuracy before mass production. Exact file specifications can be confirmed with your account contact once your project and decoration method are set.
Do you offer wholesale tin cans?
Yes — DOLYPACK supplies wholesale volumes factory-direct across its 636+ combined aluminum and tinplate references, without a trading-company layer in between.
Is there a minimum order quantity for custom tin cans?
Self-adhesive labels, screen printing, laser marking, and embossing/debossing carry no minimum. Full-color printing, cut-out finishes, and custom ink colors require 5,000 units per order.
Can I order tin cans online or request a quote online?
Yes — quotes and free samples can be requested directly online without going through a distributor.
Do you manufacture tin cans in the USA?
DOLYPACK exports to 80+ countries, including the United States, but does not operate a U.S.-based manufacturing facility — production is factory-direct from its own plant, then shipped internationally.
What's the difference between empty stock tin cans and custom tin cans?
Stock tins use existing molds and sizes for faster turnaround, while custom tins involve OEM/ODM structure and design work built around a new spec. DOLYPACK offers both — ready sizes from its 636+ references, or a fully custom build.