12oz Standard Brite Can - 18 Layers
Regular price $0.14
Brite cans are the essential component of any canned-beverage packaging solution. They are lightweight, portable, chill quickly, reduce the risk of breakage and offer 360-degree branding opportunities. There are also fully and infinitely recyclable. What's not to love?
Our standard 211 body-diameter, 12oz brite cans are manufactured in North America and are compatible with 202 end-diameter lids. Pallets are stacked 18 layers high (7,002 cans/pallet) for maximum LTL shipping efficiency. Minimum order quantity is one pallet.
Product Specs
- Manufacturer: Envases
- Material: Aluminum
- Lining: Epoxy
- Fill Volume: 12oz/355ml
- Body Diameter: 211
- End Diameter: 202
- Finished Can Height: 4.812” +/- 0.010”
- Max Punch Diameter: 2.6035” MAX
- Flange Width: 0.082” +/- 0.010”
- Neck Plunge Diameter: 2.063” +/- 0.004”
- Base Diameter: 1.900” REF
- Dome Depth: 0.420” +/- 0.005”
- Neck Seaming Clearance: 0.120” MIN
- Neck Height: 0.720” REF
- Flange Radius: 0.059” +/- 0.010”
- Flange Angle: 0”-8”
- Outside Neck Radius: 0.280” REF
- Flange Diameter: 2.227” REF
- Head Space: 0.460” REF
All beverage types should be tested for corrosion compatibility with aluminum cans prior to purchase. Click here for more information on corrosion testing. Click here to download can specifications.
Current Lead Time
- Less-than-truckload: 3-5 business days
- Full truckload: 3 weeks (contact to confirm availability)
Shipping Configuration(s)
Less-than-truckload
- Full pallet: 7,002 cans; 56" x 44" x 93", 229lb
- Cubic capacity: 4 pallet spaces of cans + 1 supply pallet
- Orders exceeding cubic capacity are subject to rate adjustments and/or split shipments.
- Full-height pallet: 7,780 cans; 56" x 44" x 102"; 242lb
- Capacity: 22 pallets
Damage Policy
If a pallet/product arrives damaged, please DO NOT reject the shipment. With limited supply across many products, we cannot guarantee immediate replacements nor offer a refund until an official claim has been processed. Damage of up to two percent should be anticipated in transit due to the sensitive nature of cans. Damage in excess of two percent should be documented with photos at the time of receiving and noted on the BOL, as well as communicated to the carrier driver and American Canning as soon as possible. The best course of action is to accept the can pallet, note total damage, communicate with our sales support team and we will work to offer a credit/replacement (pending supply availability) for the damaged cans.