Can, End and Filled-Pack Conditions
Identify the can body and end references, product, fill level and temperature. Explain any handling or filled-pack conditions that the proposed setup must accommodate.

Discuss your can and end formats, product conditions, seam requirements and production pattern with Lancing. Use the form, email or telephone.
Start with your can and end references, filled-product conditions, target output and approved seam requirements. Tell Lancing which details are confirmed and which still need to be checked.
Use the form below for an initial brief, or contact Lancing directly by email or telephone. Describe any drawings, samples or setup records you can make available for review.
Plan can seaming equipment around your product, pack range, target output, cleaning needs and finished-pack checks. Discuss a practical line concept with Lancing using representative samples. Share the conditions around routine production using can seaming and seam setup so the first response can focus on the right technical questions.
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Identify the can body and end references, product, fill level and temperature. Explain any handling or filled-pack conditions that the proposed setup must accommodate.
List the can diameters and heights, end types and format combinations you need to run. Identify existing tooling references and which combinations still need confirmation.
Tell us which can and end supplier limits and seam-examination method apply. List the setup records, sample seams or previous results available for review; do not substitute a generic tolerance for the approved limits.
Describe the target output, batch sizes, shifts, start-stop pattern and upstream filling arrangement. State whether figures are targets or measured results from the current process.
Describe access for cleaning and maintenance, current changeover steps and the people responsible. Identify can/end or tooling changes and any first-pack checks needed before restarting.
Describe the seam checks, sampling, acceptance records and nonconforming-pack route already required by your quality process. Identify which responsibilities or checks still need agreement.