Product code F21-IPW-10 / -20 / -25
The removable-head pattern. A narrow-neck can is the wrong container for anything that does not flow, and no amount of squeezing changes that.
| Product code | F21-IPW-10 / -20 / -25 |
|---|---|
| Capacities | 10, 20 and 25 litres |
| Material | HDPE |
| Head type | Removable head, wide mouth |
| Intended contents | Pastes, gels, powders, granules and viscous liquids |
| Dangerous goods | Available UN 3H2 certified (a different class from the 3H1 narrow-neck line) |
| Closure | Screw or lever-ring lid with gasket |
Before you order: UN certification is issued per design type and per production site. Tell us the size, the contents and the destination and we will confirm which approval covers it before you order.
A wide mouth lets viscous product in on the filling line and out at the point of use. With a narrow neck you leave paid-for product in the can.
3H2 is removable-head, 3H1 is not. They are separately approved and not interchangeable on a dangerous-goods declaration.
Powders and granules can be taken out by scoop rather than poured, which is how they are actually used.
Screw lids reseal easily; lever rings hold better under vibration. Tell us which the application needs.
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Tell us your destination market, target volumes and whether you need private labelling.