I have been using this in my brewery for 6 months probably more than 4000 cans through it now running like a champ.

This canner makes it so easy to can beverages. It can take a little dialing in to get the best possible seams but the result is identical to a any commercially-produced can that I have checked.

I had the version with the lever to move the dies to seal the cans. Had several cans from each session with bad/poor seals. Upgraded to the 'Pro' version and I haven't had a single can without a solid crimp/seal on it. The fact that you simply set your pedestal height (no second changing bases) and then push a button in order to get the machine to do the job is also a great thing. I'm using sealed cans for both heights to set that. Fill the can place lid on top and then push the button and done. Removes human error from the mix ensuring you get a correct seal/crimp every time. I've also not needed to do any adjustments to the dies since it arrived. Be sure that the can feels like it's locked into place when you place it against the dies. If it's not in there fully (but not too far) the pedestal will tend to move and start to drop while the can is being sealed. Going a partial turn higher typically gets the height correct. Use the lower 'locking' ring to keep the pedestal where it need to be. I also tighten the pedestal handle against the threads (of the main screw) so that there's less chance of it moving on me. Doing it this way I've had ZERO issues.

We bought this and before even plugging it in we swapped the tooling over for 32oz crowlers. We found a good video online to help with the fine tuning. First Crowler sealed fine although the machine sounded like it struggled a little…. So we made a little tweak and tried it again…. And it sealed again just fine although with less “grunting” (I should mention we bought the empty crowlers from Oktober) A few days later we canned 10 gallons of beer in less than 60 minutes as we figured out a good “assembly line process”. Highly recommend the canner. Can’t wait to put it thru some more abuse in the heats to come. We are opening a 2BBL brewery withiin the next 12 months and will probably buy another canner to leave set up for 12oz cans since it’s not easy to switch back and forth.

machine is well built easy to adjust/tune. great product

This thing is awesome. It came fully adjusted for the 16 oz cans I purchased. I watched the videos how to adjust and was prepared to go at it but it came ready to role. I immediately canned three 5 gallon brews. About 35-40 cans each. Works perfect every time. I bought the power cord also. It worked perfect. I bought the splash guard but did not need it. I am using sugar to carbonate so not suds mess. Beers should be ready to drink any day.

Es increíble. Comoda y fácil de usar. Los ajustes son mínimos y solo la primera vez. Sella perfecto y rápido.

Worked right out of the box the first time I used it. Second time the seams were perfect on half the cans but leaked on the other half. Third time I had only 4 cans out of 30 with a perfect seal. I found the manual online https://www.brouwland.com/content/docs/020/020%20Canning/020.200.2%20Semi%20Automatic%20Cannular_MAN_EN.pdf. It turns out that I never tightened the coupling nut on the turn table so the table height moved slightly when the can spun. After adjusting the height and tightening the coupling nut the Cannular seals perfectly again. It seems like enclosing a printed manual with the can seamer would be a good idea. It would have saved me an afternoon of frustration and many damaged cans.

Awesome! I absolutely love the cannular. It would be extremely helpful if the cannular came with some type of instructions.

Great value well built easy to use and simple. Worked fantastic right out of the box. First seamer I've ever had that did I that! Great customer service! Fast and free shipping . No instructions but you dont need any very simple to set up and use.

The cannula pro is definitely a better product than the manual in my opinion.It will need some adjustment but once you get it dialed in it's actually really good. It represents an extreme value when compared to other options.

Had the manual seamer first. Worked well but seams were often sharp and lever pulling got old so upgraded. Like the manual version the semi auto is a nice sturdy well-built machine. Good consistent seams on standard US cans without modified table blanks is a big plus. Only reason it's not getting 5 stars is that there is no instruction manual to be found on this model anywhere and the video doesn't explain the use. 2 buttons but it seals whether or not the back one is pushed in. Seems like a manual override but not entirely sure. Please ship with a manual.

So far so good. Did 99 of 100 cans. Crushed one before we got height right. More Beer customer service was fantastic.

Have only run a 10-12 cans through the seamer and I am very happy. Very simple to adjust (if you need it...mine came ready to roll with the 16.9oz cans) and I was surprised that it is as quiet as it is. Obviously it has a noise but I expected it to be louder...big bonus to me. My concerns... First there is no manual and I can't seem to find a manual online. Granted the operation is pretty simple but some guidance on adjustments trouble shooting and operation would be nice. (FYI the button on the right should always be pressed in when you want the unit to control the spin. If it is not pressed in and you let go of the spin button your can will not get a good seam. My suggestion always keep the button on the right pressed in.) Second when I put my first can in to test it out it didn't work. Hit the button to seam it and you could hear the motor running but no spinning. Gave MoreBeer a call and they advised to pull the back off (which is actually the entire cover...its not fun to put back on) to see if anything was preventing the pulleys from spinning. What I ended up doing was manually spinning the piece that spins the can and then hit the button and it worked. Basically chalked it up to the belt in the pulley system being pretty tight and just needed to be "broken in" a bit. If you experience this I suggest manually spinning it a few times and coaxing it to work. After about 10 cans or so it works without assistance. Lastly and not really a problem just an oddity the power supply is weird. When you plug it in the transformer attached to it does not sit on the same surface as the seamer. The end going from the transformer to the unit is just a few inches short of the transformer sitting level. Thought it was weird they didn't just add a little bit more cable so it would sit fully on the same service. Easy fix though use some double sided tape or velcro to attach it to the back of the unit. All in all would highly recommend to those that want to get into canning I am quite happy with the unit.