Spring Lock Tin

For flower by the quarter and the ounce, and large-count edibles.

Press down and turn

5,000 minimum · Certified 16 CFR 1700.20

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Six Spring Lock Tin sizes standing in a row, shortest to tallest, with knurled lids
01Size

9 certified sizes.

We have sizes for
Flower, 1 g Flower, 3.5 g (eighth) Flower, 7 g (quarter) Flower, 14 g (half-ounce) 5-count edibles 10-count edibles 15-count edibles 20-count edibles Single pre-roll Pre-roll multipack Concentrate

Not sure which size? Tell us what you are packing and we will come back with the one that takes it. Send us the product

02Finish
03Colour

Twelve to start from. Any Pantone is matched over a white base coat at no change to the minimum.

04Decoration

Choose any number. Each is placed on a dieline mapped for the draw, and if there is no designer on your side that work is done here: how artwork works.

05Insert
06Quantity

Questions

Asked before,
answered here.

Can a spring lock tin hold an ounce of flower?

Yes. These are the deepest bodies we draw, running to 192 mm, and the format exists because fill volume rather than footprint is what decides a flower pack. Nine sizes cover the ground between. Flower density varies more than the tin does, so volume gets proven by filling one.

Are spring lock tins airtight?

Not as standard. The spring lock is a nested dual-cap closure seating against a continuous bead, which makes it child-resistant rather than gasketed. The airtight build in our range is the Eco tube, which adds a gasket seat to the cap. If a seal is the deciding factor, raise it before a format is chosen.

What is the largest flower tin you make?

Ø94 × 192 mm, a spring lock. It is the largest body drawn in any of the six formats, and the next size down is Ø94 × 115 mm in the same line. Both close by pressing down and turning. Capacity in grams depends on the flower, so we establish it by filling rather than quoting.

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