Aluminum Can Production (3D Animation)

[@mediocreicerinkparodies1099]

anyone else come from engineerguy

[@johnedwards1321]

We all did.

[@aaronholst1561]

Lol ya

[@SeanFalloy]

2022

[@taiguangguo5384]

Thank you so much for sharing the information I've been searching on the website for days and days. If this video was made by you or involved in the production, I would like to make a big bow in Korean style. Your good deeds taught me that I can get what I really need if I beg hard. Thank you so much.

[@yaqth3461]

I like that work very much.. I am still studying and i want to know the name of the program you are working with

[@opiniononion919]

it is said at the end of the video...

[@Ramakantmumbai]

Very nice and informative video... I felt that the painting and baking should be the last step because during reduction of the size from top, there will be scratches on the bottle outside and inside. Coating will also get broken... Just a view....

[@witra88]

Mantap video-nya 👍 Btw boleh tau ga bagian dalam-nya di coating pake apa? :P

[@MetalCanMakingSolution]

nice, what this animation software you are using for making this? is there any Mac OS dmg app for the same purpose? cheers

[@abdirevandio1687]

He used AutoDesk 3ds max 2012. It's mentioned at the end of the video.

[@alexouyang6694]

So detailed, nice show....

[@gerardvanheijst8312]

Clearly explain the technology behind can production!

[@JDSGURJAR]

👌👌👌 mind blowing

[@carlosvazquez3820]

really nice job, very well explained

[@mikenolan4871]

You should watch the Rexam video of how cans are made. The real life engineering is a bit different than in your video.

[@deepakkorde6340]

very good work and video me to two pieces can manufacture / Fornt end Expert (BM)

[@ghulammohiuddin3347]

Hello, Where are you located?

[@JohnCBriggs]

Excellent illustration of the process steps. It is very hard to see what is happening inside of most of these machines and this 3D illustration makes those steps clear.

[@MIGBMWLOVER]

fascinating!

[@Bestbefore2026]

Process is close. Trimming after press and curling of the bead is wrong

[@SUPERSKUNKWERX]

Way too little info there I'm afraid Missed out the wash tanks,basecoat,overvarnish.l..to name but a few...

[@danielchimezie3851]

Cool Video

[@milan1453]

watch it at double speed

[@LLuE88]

WHAT ABOUT THE INTERNAL DIES/ROLL SHAPERS?

[@jamesbarratt593]

I don’t think you would paint it before shrinking the top sections.

[@SUPERSKUNKWERX]

Yes you do...after printing the can is overvarnished before the necking process ...it protects the print from scratching off

[@senyobotchway6953]

whats your linkedin. i'd like to connect with you

[@dedamarsovac]

Great music!! Name of songs, author? :D

[@MattInAlabama]

Found it. It's the instrumental version of Lynne-Marie's "Fight Back".

[@vive335]

Here from Engineer guy’s video

[@jordanalthomas]

The way the can is trimmed is completely wrong.

[@honneymamgahn]

cool Video

[@kakytoo69]

when crushing the top you forgot to factor in the growth of the height of the can. that metal has to go somewhere

[@globeforever9777]

As animations go its a bit basic but its a start.

[@DucoDervish]

cool video, except that the paint and inside material are the last steps of the proces. because forming it while printed is going to ruin the paint.

[@txm100]

+Ripnflip Nope, that's how real cans are made.

[@Smoke1]

+Ripnflip Can't print after the can has been formed because it's not a flat surface any more.

[@zazkegirotron]

+Smoke lol .-.

[@zazkegirotron]

+Smoke lol .-.

[@mikenolan4871]

The inside spray is applied after the can is printed and baked. To do it before the "decorator" stage would ruin the inside coating.

[@muthuselvis.p.7668]

Wonderfull

[@mad-yorkshireman4854]

Nice animation though the entire process is incorrect. far too slow and too many points for failure/damage to the can.

[@WCGwkf]

Close enough

[@hartmutblankenhorn9361]

Getränkedose Befällen

[@patricksolo1434]

wtf kinda can is this?

[@HaswellCore]

read description. aerosol types

[@ocredynate3369]

This is inaccurate