Papercans

Papercans are a type of container typically made from rolled or molded paperboard. They are often cylindrical in shape and are commonly used for packaging dry goods such as food products, cosmetics, and paper products like towels or wrapping paper. The construction of a papercan can vary, but generally involves a body made of wound paper plies, a bottom, and a lid. Some papercans may feature a metal bottom or lid for added rigidity and sealing. The material used is usually coated to provide a barrier against moisture and grease, enhancing the shelf life of the contents. The printing capabilities on paperboard allow for attractive branding and product information to be directly applied to the can. They are considered a lightweight and often recyclable packaging option. Papercans are manufactured through automated processes, making them a cost-effective solution for mass-produced goods. Their durability is sufficient for protecting contents during shipping and handling, while their lightweight nature contributes to reduced transportation costs.