For any hair care brand eyeing global shelves, picking the right dry shampoo can factory isn’t just a procurement choice—it’s a bet on your product’s first impression. With 17 years crafting tinplate aerosol cans for clients across 31 countries, we’ve gone from a local manufacturer to the name global brands reach for when they need packaging that works as hard as their formulas.​

Ever wondered why some dry shampoo cans just feel sturdier in hand? The secret’s in the tinplate details: we use 0.23mm food-grade tinplate, calibrated to an HV180 hardness—ideal for resisting transit dents without adding extra shipping weight. Our automatic assembly lines churn out 2,000 cans an hour, with seam tolerances held to 0.02mm; fun fact, that precision came from our engineers tweaking settings for weeks after testing 300 flawed cans during last year’s equipment upgrade.​

How much does packaging color matter for hair care brands? Think about the dry shampoo cans you glance at on shelves— the ones that catch your eye first almost always match the brand’s vibe perfectly. Our CMYK offset printers reproduce 98% of Pantone shades; even soft pearlescent pinks don’t fade or gray out on tinplate. Just last month, a North American brand brought in a muted Morandi blue design, worried the metal surface would muddle the hue—their designer said the sample looked “better than the screen version” when it landed.​

Dry shampoo formulas are pressurized, so leaks aren’t just an inconvenience—they’re a liability. Our quality control line has two non-negotiable checks: first, a 24-hour water bath test, where cans sit in 40°C water under pressure, and sensors catch even 0.01ml of seepage. Then, an internal coating pressure test, simulating transit jostles and heat to ensure cans handle 3x the standard pressure. Our ISO 9001 certification isn’t just wall decor, either—each inspector spot-checks 10 cans an hour, with logs more detailed than their own time sheets.​

Most brands juggle the same packaging headaches—here’s how our tinplate cans check those boxes:​

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Speaking of partnerships, many brands have specific questions before committing to a dry shampoo can factory—here are the ones we get asked most often, straight from our client communications logs:​

Q: How long does the production and customization process take?​

A: For standard sizes with basic printing, it’s 15-20 working days. If you need complex designs (like embossing or special finishes) or custom can dimensions, add another 7-10 days for mold adjustments and sample confirmation. We always recommend building in a 3-day buffer for unexpected tweaks—better safe than sorry when you’re on a launch timeline.​

Q: Do your tinplate dry shampoo cans meet global safety standards?​

A: Absolutely. Beyond the ISO 9001 certification we mentioned earlier, our cans comply with FDA (US), LFGB (EU), and GB 4806 (China) standards. We keep copies of all compliance reports on hand, and we’re happy to share them with you—just ask. In fact, most of our long-term clients say this transparency is one of the reasons they stick with us.​

Q: Can you help with design adjustments for tinplate printing?​

A: We sure can. Our in-house design team has years of experience adapting brand artwork for tinplate surfaces. For example, if your design has fine text, we’ll suggest slight adjustments to ensure it’s legible after printing—something a lot of factories skip. We provide 2 digital proofs and 1 physical sample before mass production, so you’re never guessing how the final product will look.​

At the end of the day, as a focused dry shampoo can factory, we don’t just make containers—we help brands stamp “reliability” onto their packaging. If you’re hunting for a packaging partner that checks the boxes on quality, cost, and sustainability, why not request a quote? Or download our product catalog to see which can styles brands in your niche are picking.