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Mainly provide tinplate boxes, iron cans, aluminum cans and other metal packaging for food, cosmetics, alcohol, health products, pharmaceuticals, cigarettes, promotional gifts, candles, biscuits, candies, etc.
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Mid-Autumn moon cake gift box, moon cake jar
The moon cake jar is a variety of metal containers or metal crafts made of related sheet metal for packaging. According to the row can be divided into round cans, square cans, special-shaped cans, hand cans, heart-shaped cans. According to the molding process can be divided into two cans, three cans.
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In 1795 Napoleon awarded 12,000 francs to anyone who could find a way to preserve food for the army.
In 1809 Nicholas Appel, a confectioner, came up with the idea of preserving food such as wine in glass bottles. After years of research, the method of preserving food by sterilization was invented and thus won a prize of 12,000 francs from the French government.
In 1810 King George III granted Peter Durand a patent for the preservation of food in glass bottles, clay pots or metal cans.
In 1812, British immigrant Thomas Kensett established a small factory in New York to produce sealed canned oysters, meat, fruit and vegetables.
In 1825, Kensett obtained the first patent for tinplate cans in the United States.
Alan Taylor was granted a patent for stamping tinplate cans with an extended edge machine.
In 1849, Henry Evans obtained a patent for a pendulum press capable of producing cans through a single run. The throughput is thus increased from a small amount to 50 cans per hour. In 1866, E.M. Lang obtained a patent for sealing cans by manufacturing or welding the lid.
In 1870, France began to print color patterns on tinplate.
1872United KingdomPeople Peiba's (Baber) introduced tinplate printing technology to Britain.
1875 Arthur A. Libby and William J. Wilson invented the keystone jar in Chicago to preserve corned beef.
In 1877, a simple sealing machine appeared. In 1880, a semi-automatic can making machine appeared for the first time. 1898 George W. Cobb Preservation Company perfected the three-piece can. In 1903, the coating on the inner wall of cans appeared. In 1905, canned food production technology was introduced into China. Shanghai Taifeng Company began to produce canned food. In 1917, tinplate printing technology was introduced into China. In 1953, the Commercial Press began to produce a small amount of printed iron products. In Soudronic, Switzerland trial-produced the first electric resistance welding machine. In 1957, the metal can industry introduced aluminum materials. In 1960, the world's first steel cans were produced in 1963.
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