How Beer Cans Are Made

[@bjornlillpers498]

Who else was drinking beer, started wondering how the top of the can was attached and hit up KZbin?? :D

[@adnylang]

Björn Lillpers yep 100% how I am here 👍🏻

[@desensitizedtv9862]

Yo!

[@MrCarlos0539]

Lol! Same here!!

[@ChrisstianRmx]

Here i am 😁😂

[@Disastrousmedia]

Yup 😅👍

[@pocketman5510]

>how cans are made >First start with an empty can

[@mysticwine]

They don't show how they are made. TD

[@3rdWorldMiss]

Wow. You a master canner or something?

[@johnnavidad537]

Closing a warm one with the boys

[@deezfs7207]

Cold one*. Beer is canned cold for the same reason it's consumed cold.

[@staticbeans]

Scott you’re so dumb omg r/wooooosh

[@JupiterDoge]

@@staticbeans This is not Reddit, and he most likely understood the joke, he just corrected an error in the joke.

[@keenan_2008]

I dont get it someone explain

[@shingreon]

@@keenan_2008 you usually say opening a cold one

[@sookyoungpark9528]

The title says how beer CANS are made, video is how beers are canned.

[@definitivelylostcause]

Clickbait. I guess we could say the title was pretty... *canning.*

[@jimc9399]

@@definitivelylostcause Definitely not an "uncanny" title.

[@junishida5802]

If you are still interested in this the engineerguy here on KZbin has a great video on the manufacturing of these cans

[@kushpaladin]

Well beer cans are basically the same thing as a soda can. you could have just searched how aluminum cans are made and you'd have your answer. stop complaining.

[@FoxBonly]

Do you really expect anything more out of media today?

[@godfearingheathen]

This must be a low volume brewery. In high volume factories modern equipment fills the cans in a large circulating table containing as much as 36 heads continuously at around 3000 cans per minute non stop. Also they are completely automated including the packing and warehouse storing. The proper name for the lids are 'ends.'

[@oluwasegunoyewale2882]

@Bogtrotter, Is there a way to ascertain 100% seaming integrity??

[@godfearingheathen]

@@oluwasegunoyewale2882 In my 37 years in the can manufacturing industry: that is, actually making the cans, not filling them as misnamed here, the can maker was/is responsible for the integrity of the filled cans at the brewery/soda factory, having a seaming mechanic on hand to monitor and fix any problems. Leakages may not occur or even be apparent for hours or even days after packaging and warehousing in which case the can supplier is totally responsible for any losses as per the contract.. There might only be one leaking can in a carton but it would spoil the other cans and also the cardboard container.

[@oluwasegunoyewale2882]

Thanks @Bogtrotter. We actually produce the cans ourselves as well as filling. Only lids are outsourced. Improving the seaming integrity to fully comply.

[@jessecarver9176]

Do you have a link to the process that you are referring to?

[@godfearingheathen]

@@jessecarver9176 Sorry no. I'm now retired.

[@alexruff5207]

"The cans are washed and dried so they do not rust"? Aluminum does not rust! The cans are washed and dried so they are clean and do not have beer on the outside of them when they are boxed and sold.

[@stephanesonneville]

Aluminium rust, hence aluminium oxide. But the inside of the can is covered by layer of plastic, on the ouside by ink and varnish.

[@alexruff5207]

The word "rust" is reserved to describe a coating of iron oxide that is formed on iron or steel by the process of oxidation. Aluminum does not form iron oxide so the word rust should not be used to describe its oxidation. It amazes me how the writers of so many "how its made" type of TV shows and videos don't have any knowledge of materials science and manufacturing processes and write total garbage to descibe how products are made.

[@kimberly5829]

Aluminum doesn't rust but they are rinsing them before filling them with liquid and putting the lids on

[@FoxBonly]

factor in that this is media we are talking about here so it's no surprise.

[@ThildtAlaMajs]

Finally a video that shows how the top is put on 😱😱

[@라오비파모여]

마음이 편안해진다

[@이정규-t6m]

나닛!!! 한국인이다

[@SteveTritton]

Music you have playing in a 70's adult film .😂 Lol

[@CodyWhitlock]

This is something so simple, yet I never thought of how something was canned 😱😱😂😂

[@accachii]

Cody Whitlock you are everywhere! I just saw you in Colleen's channel!

[@alexistarr]

This shows how already manufactured beer cans are filled, not how the cans are made.

[@peytongaming7478]

I can make you laugh with a machine joke but I can’t think of one atm

[@superlate97]

This isn't how cans are made it's how they're filled.

[@rafaelquijano767]

Who sells this machines?

[@peterfrings7192]

So the cans incl print come from a three ???

[@zakhoul6955]

How the machine is made?

[@keenan_2008]

How are the people that make the machine made?

[@ladymaranosg7149]

It looks super satisfying! 😁

[@MatthewPolitics]

They spray the cans but how often you think they chenge the tubing the transports the beer? The nozzles?

[@Pickleriiiiiick]

They are cleaned with caustic cleaner, rinsed with water, then sanitized with an acid close to vinegar in chemical make up, but stronger. This is done before and at the end of each canning run, the same as the tanks the beer is brewed in, and tons of other food manufacturing equipment.

[@SteveTritton]

Im drinking a can of barnstormer ( cider) and thought !how do they seal the can 😅

[@adrpals2324]

Amazing.

[@l.wheels3458]

This is so satisfying to watch.

[@j.os_h]

How Lays or baged chips are made?(not pringles)

[@stephanesonneville]

How the lids are sealed? It looks like some sort of friction welding.

[@eggroll3055]

It is.

[@mudangofficial9235]

I need this machine.. How to buys this machine

[@Shep-1701]

Where do they get the empty cans from?

[@FoxBonly]

They mine them from canning quarries and then once all of the cans have been depleted from the mines the land is covered back up and turned into village and city parks.

[@anjayl]

I'm not sure how there isn't more foam when they fill the cans with beer.

[@godfearingheathen]

The beer/soda is chilled before filling to reduce foaming but also the co2 going into the contents is in a liquid form and doesn't get time to foam up too much before being seamed.

[@ROSHANUDAYANTHA]

How can i buy this machine?

[@petcans]

I think its a little high price.

[@YoungBloodyBlud]

I was sober for a year now i want me some beer

[@jeonchuux6109]

Now I wanna see how shoes are made 😂

[@curiosity6607]

Congratulations! Excellent video...

[@joefinnygin2401]

Can i pay a comp to can my soda?

[@Kxre_]

Why am i watching this at 2 AM... I should be asleep by now :/

[@oldfashiondragon]

Anything canned looks pretty cool

[@mr.camacho2548]

Now how was that funky music made?

[@WoodChoppa911]

What beer is this?

[@WoodChoppa911]

What kind?

[@Eirexeyes]

Was drinking a can of beer and was just wondering how the beer was put into the can so I came here to see. But I still don't understand how the gas is added...

[@Doctor_Money]

The gas is part of the natural fermentation process

[@Pickleriiiiiick]

It's actually added by diffusion. There's a portion that happens due to fermentation. But that would be considered "almost flat" to most folks. It's closely controlled and dialed in prior to canning or kegging.

[@don2criscris512]

I wanna buy this beer filling machine sir

[@blue04mx53]

they left out the part where the mouse pees on the top of the can. Maybe that happens at the storage facility?

[@bartvanriel6767]

Damn this is a slow filling factory, mine does it at 1800 cans per minute for each of 6 lines for a total of 180 cans filled every second

[@elcouz]

You can't compare macrobrewery to microbrewery output... apples and oranges.

[@valk1257]

I always wondered that

[@SteveTritton]

Love the music

[@kjupiters]

How beer makes me addicted

[@jibba0202]

How beer cans are filled!

[@kenheart7096]

So satisfying

[@neubro1448]

In Japan, you'll find braille on the tops.

[@yoshaosaxofonista]

Now i want take off the top of can.

[@cheekyd-z]

No this is how they are packaged

[@samuelcarlitop.borines9057]

I am watching dis even though I am not gonna drink or smoke When i grow up

[@matttaylor6500]

this avoids rust... these are aluminium... it can slightly oxidize but it wont rust considering rust is iron oxide....

[@Halli50]

The title is false, this is not how the cans are MADE, this is how they are FILLED.

[@AlesJezek-xw7po]

😭

[@jesuschrist2126]

Wow

[@racheladkins8751]

Hi Jesus!!!

[@jesuschrist2126]

Hello

[@mazin9814]

Jesus on a video for alcoholics 😂

[@racheladkins8751]

Mazin Ahmed I mean, hey. He drank wine once.

[@mazin9814]

🥔 👮‍♀️ true

[@ItsJJOLO]

Start singing the *Can Can* song now. 👍🏽

[@user-ei7ed6zy9k]

If everything is perfectly automated why do the lids always differ?

[@calebwhymark1789]

The direction the can goes in from the shaking table?

[@edgarhelbling6525]

Looks like a back pocket mini operation. Lol.

[@martinbrian300]

I would be more interesting if they showed how the can was made.

[@xiamenbaofeng--easyopenend]

informative video😄

[@97hardbdy]

Im telling you dude robots are taking over the majority of the jobs

[@oscarrasmussen7154]

Im the first person to say THE VIDEO IS AMAZING.

[@jayknight139]

Lol the music

[@extradimensional8818]

I never knew beer cans were made I thought that they were a gift from the old pissed up god's...

[@ajeetalbert91]

Hold my beer!

[@destinyyyelisa]

Who else came after watching that TikTok of the Viking peeling the lid off the beer with his hand?

[@confettier]

Need that proof for science

[@umeedbandu1]

you and Danny Ocean must be tight

[@justinkrann7406]

Can I have them all

[@RonaldsMazitis]

Another one of those , step 1, it already exist, type of how it's made videos.

[@SoaresGaucho]

Engineering 😍

[@straat9066]

Aluminum doesn't rust

[@rajatKumar-ly9xm]

Kya kare lockdown chal raha hai kuch mil to nai raha dekh ke hi sarooor bana rae hai 😂😂

[@lalapisy]

No wonder my father keep drinking beer

[@TheSkate78]

I can show you how they get consumed

[@rahwar7645]

Who else was thinking about launching a canned drink and hit up KZbin?

[@DrDub04]

Manitoba beer company!

[@diverdingo]

That's how they're filled, not made

[@Kiribruh02]

I don’t see Peter Griffin anywhere.

[@thesubtitlesisalie]

DADS PREDDIE GUUD

[@silentrice7399]

Like any other can

[@fatbastardinapan1466]

These comments are a strange mix

[@a_cow_says]

Wonder why they flip the cans upp side down a bunch of timz? Its in case mice get into the cans ; ) other wise mmmm 🐁 🍺

[@ferry2869]

I see rubber band

[@Kanamekamesama]

Whomever made this video seriously needs to learn some VERY basic metallurgy... Aluminum doesn't rust. It does oxidize, but that isn't remotely the same thing and while the cleaning and drying step is ideal to ensure customers don't receive a sticky, dirty can, You're CERTAINLY not going to EVER find an aluminum can rusting.

[@Vanquisher24]

Everything was awesome, except the background music

[@dniaprice6209]

This is unpredictable 😛

[@optic4517]

Cool

[@JMCBLASTER]

How any cans are made*

[@sievc]

Ahhhh beer

[@mollies13]

Dust and bacterial free???

[@Mary-in5mc]

This does not show their made

[@sfisoanderson626]

This title is so misleading! It should instead write how beer cans are filled!

[@whitecrazy2021]

나무 파렛트 바로 옆에서 먹는걸 만드네..

[@페이스코드]

완전신기하자나..

[@jasminealsf]

Wtf.

[@lightningcat6815]

3/10, did not show how the cans got into the packaging box. Otherwise 10/10.

[@rajanduraline]

Great

[@vivamelavatar]

#love it

[@bestanimesinc2487]

Lol

[@blabonny1902]

Mamed

[@dominocean]

🅱️OI

[@SnorGTraPz]

🅾️🅾️F

[@nicolewatterson6761]

Wooow