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We have established long-term cooperation with many world-famous food companies, tobacco companies, whiskey producers and tin manufacturers. Click the following button to learn more about our partnership.

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OEM

With each OEM partnership, Jingli enhances its expertise in production technology.
OEM tin boxes

All tin boxes & tin cans are produced according to customers' original designs. Jingli has more than 1,800 sets of molds in different sizes and shapes, from which you can choose whatever satisfies all your needs and expectations. We can also design a brand new mold inspired by your brilliant idea.
 

Our 10 years of manufacturing experience and innovative environment makes Jingli the perfect choice as an OEM partner. Since 1999, we have taken advantage of the lower raw costs of our factories in China and perfected the skills of managing a large workforce to meet our customers' needs.
 

We understand the high quality needs of our OEM customers and make sure that all the manufacturing and assembly processes are clearly defined and documented. In this way, we can assure that all the metal tin boxes are of the same high quality as the sample.
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About Jingli

Dongguan City Jingli Can Co., Ltd.
Factory of tin box supplier

Dongguan City Jingli Can Co., Ltd. is a professional enterprise specialized in tin box & tin can designing, developing and producing. Founded in 1999, we are now one of the biggest tin box manufacturers in China, owning automatic production line and dust-free workshop. With 2,800 staff, our company covers a workshop of 25,000 square meters. The daily capacity is 600,000pcs, and the annual production value of our company is over 60million US dollars. As a professional tin box supplier, Jingli has passed the Audit of ISO9001:2000 and ISO22000:2005 (HACCP), and passed Coca Cola, Mcdonald, Sedex, RQA, GSV's audit.

Jinli's products include
. Food package: Mint tin, Cookie Tin, Chocolate tin, Tea box, Coffee box, etc.
. Cigarette package: various Cigar tins and Tobacco tins
. DVD package: CD case and DVD case in different shapes and sizes
. Wine package: lots of sizes and shapes of Wine tins for whiskey and other wine
. Game package: special Package tins for poker, game cards, etc.
. Gift and Promotional tin: Lunch box, Tin tray, Coin box, Ice bucket, Pencil box, Tin sign, etc.
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The bottom line? It's no longer about paying "lip service" to the notion of sustainability. It's about the ability to prove the use of sustainable practices at every stage of getting a tin box to market and ensuring its reuse and recyclability post-use.

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FAQ

How to Make Tin Box Photo Albums

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It seems wasteful to toss out the small tins mints come in. They can be used in many different craft projects, or as storage for small items. An easy project is to make tin box photo albums. These albums make good gifts, are small enough to mail easily, and are a durable way to preserve important photographs. If you use quality scrapbooking papers and supplies, they will never yellow or age, and the tin will protect the photos from moisture and dust as well.

1. Lay a small tin on a piece of cardstock and trace around it with a pencil. Cut out the tracing inside the pencil lines to make a template.

2. Trace your template onto double-sided archival paper to make the album pages. You will need to trace six to eight pages.

3. Cut out the traced album pages along the pencil lines. Place them in a stack with all of the edges lined up.

4. Punch a hole in the center of one side of all of the pages. For rectangular tins, you will want this hole to be on the short side. Push a metal brad through the hole and open the clasp to secure.

5. Attach photos to the pages using double-sided archival tape. Avoid placing photos so they are facing each other, as they will stick together.

6. Cut two pieces of decorative paper to the same size as the lid of your tin. You can use your original template to determine the size.

7. Brush a thin layer of decoupage glue on the outside of the lid and smooth one piece of paper onto it. Allow it to dry, then brush a second thin layer of decoupage glue over the top of the paper to seal it. Repeat with the second piece of paper on the inside of the tin.

8. Place your photo album inside the tin. You can write a message on the piece of paper you glued to the inside of the tin.