There are typically three main types of tinplate edge finishes: open, closed, and inward rolled. The open edge is the most common and leaves the tinplate edge exposed, while the closed edge is formed by folding the edge of the tinplate under itself for a more finished appearance. The inward rolled edge is created by rolling the edge of the tinplate towards the inside of the can, providing a smoother and safer edge.
There are three main types of tinplate edge finishes: single edge, double edge, and scroll edge.
There are primarily three types of tinplate edge finishes: open top, tight top, and double tight top.
