Square / Hexagon Tin

Yes. The square body is 60 × 60 × 84 mm and stands upright rather than lying flat, so it carries its volume in depth over a small footprint. It closes with a push-and-turn inner plug under a lift-off lid. What a given count looks like inside is worth seeing filled first.

A form outside the six can be cut where the numbers support it. It carries its own minimum, separate from the 5,000 units that applies to custom print on a format we already hold. Send the shape you have in mind and the volume you are working to, and we will come back with what it takes.

Shelf presence and packing. A square or six-sided face reads differently in a row of round tins, and flat sides sit against each other without the wasted space a curve leaves. Round remains the more printable shape, with no corner distortion. Neither of these is a system: both are single sizes, specified when the shape is the point.