In the packaging industry, Aluminum Easy Open Lids come in different types and sizes to meet the various needs of manufacturers. Two popular types are the B64 and CDL can ends. In this blog post, we will discuss the differences between B64 and CDL can ends, and the advantages of choosing Anhui Biopin Group's brand of Aluminum Easy Open Lids.   B64 lids are also known as 202 ends, named after the size of the can end. They have been widely used in the beverage industry for over 40 years. B64 lids have a slightly curved shape and a diameter of 56mm, making them a snug fit for the can seam. They are compatible with both seamed and seamed peelable cans, providing versatility in the packaging process.   On the other hand, CDL  lids are relatively new and gaining popularity in the industry. CDL stands for "Continuous Double Seam and Lid," which refers to the sealing process of this type of lid. Unlike B64 lids, CDL can lids have a straight edge rather than a curved shape. They have a diameter of 63mm, making them a larger size than B64 lids. The straight edge of CDL can lids makes them compatible with both straight-seamed and straight-peeled cans, providing an easier and more efficient sealing process.   Anhui Biopin Group's brand of Aluminum Easy Open Lids offers several advantages, aside from the inherent benefits of Aluminum EOE. The company provides customization options for B64 and CDL can ends, allowing clients to tailor the product to their specific packaging requirements. They prioritize quality customer service, ensuring that clients receive prompt deliveries and are satisfied with their purchase. Additionally, their products undergo stringent quality control processes, ensuring that clients receive only the highest quality Aluminum EOE.   In conclusion, the differences between B64 and CDL can ends lie in their shape, size, and compatibility with can seams. B64 lids are widely used in the beverage industry, while CDL can lids are gaining popularity. For manufacturers, choosing Anhui Biopin Group's brand of Aluminum Easy Open Lids offers additional advantages, including customization options and quality service. Invest in Aluminum EOE today, and experience the benefits it provides.

The drying step is an essential part of the production process for easy open lids, and it plays a critical role in ensuring the quality and functionality of the final product. In this blog post, we will explore the reasons why the drying step is necessary in the production of easy open lids.   Moisture Removal: The drying step helps to remove any moisture present in the lid materials. Moisture can negatively impact the quality of the lids and lead to issues such as corrosion or poor adhesion of the opening mechanism. By drying the lids, we ensure that they are free from moisture before further processing.   Adhesive Application: Easy open lids typically require the application of adhesive to secure the pull tab or ring. To ensure proper adhesion, the lids need to be completely dry. Moisture on the lid surface can interfere with the adhesive's ability to bond to the lid, compromising the functionality of the easy open feature. Drying the lids ensures a clean and dry surface for the adhesive application.   Preventing Contamination: Moisture in the production environment can introduce contaminants onto the surface of the lids. Contaminants such as dirt, dust, or particles can adversely affect the lid's appearance and performance. Drying the lids helps to eliminate moisture and minimize the risk of contaminants adhering to the lid surface during subsequent production steps.   Enhancing Coating Quality: Easy open lids often undergo additional coating processes to improve their appearance, durability, or barrier properties. Drying the lids before coating allows for better adhesion and uniformity of the coating material. Moisture on the lids can interfere with the coating process, leading to uneven coverage or coating defects.   In summary, the drying step in the production process of easy open lids is necessary to remove moisture, ensure proper adhesion of the opening mechanism, prevent contamination, and enhance the quality of subsequent coating processes. By including this step in the production workflow, manufacturers can produce high-quality easy open lids that meet the functional and aesthetic requirements of customers.