Small round tins.
Distinct colour choices.
Junmei’s x·y=beauty project material shows small round cosmetic tins in pink and purple colour directions. The case centres on compact metal forming, printed lid graphics and the relationship between the lid and body.
Discuss your tin project Explore the specifications ↓Colour carries
the compact format.
Styled product photographs use AI-enhanced backgrounds. Junmei’s role in this case is the tin packaging. Select any image for a larger view.
Colour as a way to organise a compact range
On a small tin, colour and lid graphics carry much of the product identity. The supplied material shows several pink and purple directions, making consistent colour references and clear artwork version control useful parts of production preparation.
Material, format
and project scope.
- Material
- 0.23 mm tinplate
- Format
- Small round cosmetic tin
- Printing
- White ink, four-colour and spot-colour printing
- Finish
- Gloss coating
- Colour directions
- Pink and purple
- Application
- Cosmetic packaging
These are records for this project. The order quantity is not a minimum order quantity, and future sampling and production schedules are confirmed for each project.
From decoration
to the finished pack.
Product-specific photographs connect the design, metal components and packing sequence.
Colour references & round forming
The archive contains printed sheets and small round components at forming equipment. The recorded printing specification combines white ink, four colours and a spot colour. Keeping each artwork and colour reference identifiable is useful across a compact range.
Component handling & review
Production photographs show component handling, sorting and open tin bodies. They provide a reference for the decorated shell and mating components. The precise closure drawing and any compatibility requirements should be confirmed for each intended product.
Organised carton packing
The final views show small tins arranged in cartons, packing work and prepared shipping cartons. Colour and artwork identification help distinguish versions during packing. This case concerns the metal packaging and does not establish the cosmetic formulation or a filling method.
Match the tin to the contents.
Confirm the contents, closure drawing and usable internal volume before selecting a small cosmetic tin. Keep an approved artwork file and colour reference for each version. Define compatibility and closure testing around the actual product and filling method.
Develop your own tin packaging.
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