Aluminium can is known as a single-use container for packaging that is made up mainly of aluminium. It is widely used for foods and drinks such as beer, baked beans, or soup. It can also be used for products like oil, chemicals, and other liquids. The global manufacturing of aluminium can is 180 billion annually. It constitutes the largest single use of aluminium globally. The use of aluminium in cans began in the year 1957. Aluminium offers higher malleability that resulted in the ease of production. The inside of the can is always lined by spray coating with an epoxy lacquer or polymer to protect the can from being corroded by any acidic contents like carbonated beverages. The benefits of aluminium over steel (tinplate) can include It is lightweight. It comes with easy-open aluminium end, thus, eliminating the need for a can opener. It does not rust.
