Flip Tin

Yes. The lid runs on a full-width integral hinge, so the whole mouth is clear when it is back and nothing overhangs what is inside. Twenty sizes span 50 × 50 mm to 144 × 63 mm. Cone length decides which one: a dogwalker, a half-gram and a full-gram each sit differently in the same body.

Yes. On a hinged format the inside of the lid is the surface a customer sees every time they open the pack, which makes it the one print area that gets looked at more than the shelf face. Artwork is lithographed onto flat sheet before forming, so the interior carries the same density as the exterior.

How they open, and what moves. On a flip the lid is hinged along its full width and stays attached to the body. On a slider a tray travels out of a sleeve. Flip bodies run 12 mm to 30 mm deep, and all but one slider sits between 13 mm and 20.4 mm. Both print inside and out.