Food
Bulk coffee, tea, and dry goods where a case-quantity retail tin is not enough.
DOLYPACK’s aluminum catalog spans 5 ml to 6,000 ml, and extra large tin containers sit at the top of that range — 500 ml to 6 L, round or square. DOLYPACK also produces smaller-format tins, such as 1 oz metal tins, using the same tooling and finish options.
Larger bodies use the same construction logic as the smaller sizes, scaled up: matched dies, comparable seam and lid systems, and the same finish palette.
| Capacity | Diameter × Height | Closure Options | Handle | Wall Gauge |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 500 ml – 1 L | Confirmed from container drawing | Screw, slip, or click lid | Optional | Standard aluminum wall; gauge confirmed per drawing |
| 1 L – 3 L | Confirmed from container drawing | Screw, slip, click, or lug-style lid | Optional, sized to carry weight | Reinforced wall option available for denser fills |
| 3 L – 6 L | Confirmed from container drawing | Slip, click, or lug-style lid | Recommended for carry weight | Reinforced construction recommended; confirmed per fill weight |
Exact dimensions and gauge are set from the container drawing once capacity, shape, and fill weight are known — they are not standardized across suppliers at this size.
A bigger can means a heavier filled unit, and closure choice has to account for that:
Screw, slip, click, and lug-style lids are available on large-diameter bodies. The right choice depends on how the product is scooped, poured, or resealed.
Once a container carries several kilograms of product, the attachment point and lift method need to be confirmed alongside the lid, not chosen separately.
Interior lacquer and anodized finishes are available on aluminum bodies, selected to match the product’s water and oil content, pH, and filling temperature rather than assumed from the material alone.
DOLYPACK provides the lining and material information available for the selected construction, but does not hold third-party certifications such as FDA listing or BPA-free registration. Compatibility is verified through a sample trial run with the actual production formula before the order is confirmed.
Large flat panels and curved bodies give artwork more room, but fine detail loses definition at scale faster than bold shapes do. Embossing, debossing, screen printing, laser marking, and full-color printing are all available, finished in matte, glossy, metallic, lacquer, or anodized surfaces on aluminum. Vector artwork gets the cleanest result on a big panel.
Common high-capacity applications include:
Bulk coffee, tea, and dry goods where a case-quantity retail tin is not enough.
Larger round and square bodies that bundle multiple products into one presentation piece.
Multi-wick vessels in the same capacity range.
Bulk-fill products that do not need retail-scale packaging.
Single-serving softgels typically use fish oil containers instead.
A filled 6 L tin is heavier and bulkier than DOLYPACK’s smaller formats, so stacking and transport are specified alongside the container itself.
Filled weight, handle placement, interior lining, and pallet configuration all belong in the inquiry, not after tooling is set. This information determines whether the container needs stretch wrap and corner protection or a sturdier base construction from the start.
Quoting starts with a container drawing and, for decorated projects, vector artwork. DOLYPACK confirms the tooling, decoration method, and sample route after reviewing these inputs.
Lead time and sample turnaround are set at the same review. They vary with wall construction, closure, and decoration, so no fixed schedule applies before the drawing stage. There is no fixed minimum order quantity either; MOQ is confirmed once the tin, decoration, artwork, and quantity are agreed. Get Free Samples to check fit, finish, and closure before committing to a production run.









Specify capacity, closure, handle, lining, and export packing to confirm the closest available format and sample route.



