Automatic Canning Machine

Why Canning Line is Important

1. Embrace the undeniable truth: canning stands as the premier method for packaging your brew. Its advantages over bottles are unmistakable. It does not matter if you are brewing Coffee, Beer, Kombucha, Sparkling Wine or Cider. The sound of can being opened is all that it takes to capture the attention.
2. First Amongst Equals! If you keep a can and a bottle in front of your customers, which do you think they will pick up first? Packaging & Marketing is all about First amongst equals. Don’t allow your competition to take the marketshare from under your nose.
3. Can present a greener alternative to glass, boasting lower Dissolved Oxygen (DO) levels, thereby preserving the freshness and longevity of your product. With a fully hermetic seal, they ensure zero ingress of oxygen and a much longer shelf life ~270 days compared to 180 days in the case of PET or Glass bottles.
4. Transportation Cost, Breakage Cost are lower for cans as it weighs less, can be packed more compactly, and doesn’t burst/break like glass bottles when shifted. Less wastage = MORE PROFIT!
5. Moreover, cans offer unparalleled suitability for outdoor consumption or events where glass is impractical (think festivals). They shield your brew from light, maintaining its integrity effortlessly. And let’s not forget the undeniable aesthetic appeal – with the right label, your product is destined to shine in the market!
6. Cans are TAMPER-PROOF and an undeniable mark of authenticity.

If you’re committed to quality, environmental responsibility, convenience, and style, cans are unequivocally the way forward. The industry’s shift towards canning speaks volumes about its superiority.

For budding breweries or brewpubs seeking to package their beverages, the Cannular Full Auto Single Lane Canning Line emerges as the go-to choice for a user-friendly commercial canning solution.

Crafted to be intuitive and dependable, this canning line by KegLand offers an exceptionally affordable option tailored to microbreweries and beyond!

The Cannular brand revolutionized the market with its manual can seaming machine in 2019, democratizing small-scale canning for home and craft brewers worldwide. Since then, Cannular machines have garnered unparalleled popularity, making waves across America, Europe, the UK, New Zealand, and Australia. Riding on this success, KegLand proudly introduces the Cannular Full Auto Single Lane Canning Line.

Characterized by its simplicity and efficiency, the Cannular Fully Auto Single Lane Packaging Line is ideal for small to medium-sized breweries producing batches ranging from 1000L to 5000L.

Specifications:

• Single Phase 230V
• Standardized with a B64 chuck suitable for 202 can bodies
• The can seaming chucks are made from Cr12MoV which is then coated with Titanium to give a 58-62dH hardness. This machine ensures durability and longevity, with minimal need for adjustments or chuck replacements which cannot be achieved by low cost stainless steel chucks.

Compact in size, this canning line fits snugly on a standard pallet, allowing for easy storage in pallet racking or effortless maneuverability.

Setup and maintenance are a breeze, thanks to the machine’s compact design and wash-down capability. Constructed with nylon, Teflon, and 304 stainless steel, the machine facilitates hassle-free cleaning and maintenance.

Built with European pneumatics, electronic controllers, flow sensors, and industrial-grade PLC, every component of the Cannular Fully Auto Single Lane Packaging Line is engineered to withstand rigorous usage. Routine maintenance is straightforward, with spare parts readily available from Arishtam.

With an impressive capability of packaging up to 15 cans per minute, this canning line offers significant throughput for its compact footprint. Moreover, its streamlined operation reduces labor costs, making it an efficient solution for small-scale operations.

Achieving low Dissolved Oxygen (DO) levels is paramount for beer shelf life, and the Cannular Fully Auto Single Lane Packaging Line delivers, consistently achieving levels below 40ppb. Optimizing DO levels depends largely on operational factors, such as eliminating drafts, pre-filling purges, and minimizing the time between filling and sealing.