Combican Aerosol takes a welded aerosol body and delivers a finished can with bottom and dome seamed, on one machine base. The FFAA 560 adds a pre-necking station for deeper flow necks; the FAA 562 covers the standard sequence.

What it does on the line

Bodies pass through flow necking and flanging with carbide tooling, then the bottom and the dome are seamed by first and second operation rolls that work while the can rotates on its axis. Ends and domes are fed by automatic feeders with rotating separator knife and a no can, no end safety stop.

Design features

• Six chucks per station for gradual forming on thin tinplate.
• Necking on one or both ends with carbide dies; positive ejection of the can from the tooling.
• Seaming with first and second operation rolls for consistent seam values.
• Compact automatic end feeder with rotating separator knife; no can, no end, machine stop.
• Rapid size changeover; automatic reduced standby speed during line stops.
• PLC control with operator display; centralized lubrication with oil recovery.
• Standard commercial components; common wear parts stocked by Cevolani.

Technical data

Catalog figures published by Cevolani Italia. They describe nominal machine capacity, not the output of an integrated line. Imperial equivalents and configuration options on request.

Talk to Crestpack

Crestpack is Cevolani’s counterpart in North America, run by Eurotecsa International LLC in McAllen, Texas. One person handles the technical conversation, the quote and the follow-through. Request a line performance assessment or send us your can format.