Ideal for salves, herbs, teas, spices, vitamins, candles, cosmetics, mints, snuff, samples, etc.

Conforms to ASTM Specifications for penetration testing of bituminous semi-solids. Slip on tops are snug fitting with a smooth outer surface for labeling.

Made with recycled steel and is recyclable and re-usuable. 

Dimensions: 2 3/8" dia x 3/4" h (60mm x 19mm). Approximate capacity: 2 oz

Sustainability
Tins Made From Steel are the #1 Sustainable Package.  A tin can is the best choice you can make for sustainability.  Unlike plastic, tins are infinitely recyclable.  Recycling a tin package uses fewer resources and energy than for other materials. Each tin can contains anywhere from 25 to 95+% recycled steel.

Facts About Steel Tins
The term "tin" comes from the fact that these cans have a micro-thin coating of tin inside, to protect the flavor and prevent the can from corroding.
Steel cans make up about 90% of the U.S. food can market.
Americans use about 100 million steel cans every day. That's 36.5 billion cans a year.
Around 63% of steel cans are recycled, making them the most recycled packaging product in America, more than all others combined.
Where does this recycled steel come from? Mainly from scrap metal.
Recycling steel saves at least 75% of the energy it would take to create steel from raw materials. That's enough energy to power 18 million homes.
During the recycling process, steel cans are fed into the furnaces of a steel mill or foundry and may be mixed with new steel.

More About Independent Can
Independent Can, a family owned and operated business with four generations on board, is as committed to can making today as the founders were in 1929.
A world leader in the manufacturing of specialty metal packaging and metal lithography.  They are an American manufacturer with a long history of success that has brought us to the technological forefront in can making. Independent Can was one of the first companies to be a part of Maryland's registry of green companies. Member Maryland Green Registry. Long before environmentalism was in vogue, we took initiatives and implemented programs to reduce waste, save energy, and eliminate pollutants.