Case of 207 aluminum cans and lids. Cans are 16.9 oz (500 ml). 202 end diameter beverage cans with Full Aperture lids that are fully compatible with the B64 sealing rollers featured on the Cannular can seamer. These cans are made with a BPA free liner.

Please note that up to 5% of the cans are likely to be dented or damaged in transit. 

NOTE: Due to the size of this item, it is not eligible for international shipping.

 

Kegland Part number: KL15684

  • Full aperture allows for more aroma than the wide mouth.
  • These new lids make cracking open a beer even more satisfying.
  • Seam well and wide opening is very cool and popular with drinkers.
  • 5 stars: 7 (88%)
  • 4 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 3 stars: 1 (13%)
  • 2 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 1 star: 0 (0%)
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Ryan S.L.
Great product

I have used the cans in the past and have had no problems. I like the new opening enjoying my already great beer better!

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Jeffrey R.
Great cans

Seam well and wide opening is very cool and popular with drinkers.

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Caleb M.

Good cans arrived on time and with few to no dents. 2 gripes. First as another reviewer stated a small amount of liquid/foam shoots out when the can is opened. Not a huge deal but should be known. The other concern is a bit more serious if you plan on can conditioning with these full aperture lidded cans in particular. They don't hold pressure as well as the normal lids. I canned a 4 gallon batch using 4oz of dextrose as my priming sugar and had one explode on me (aperture lid tore completely off) and the others make a loud pop and the lid tears off with some decent force when opened normally. Not sure why it happens with these lids vs the regular lids but I'll be switching back with my next batch of cans for sure. If you have a beer gun you should be good to go.

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Gerard R.
Great cans

Awesome cans full open top is a big hit for my friends

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Rr R.
awesome

First off I love the cannular machine and these new lids make cracking open a beer even more satisfying. It's like a throwback to old school cans. Great product.

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Jason S.S.
Excellent

Love the cans with the full aperture lids. Huge win here with the lids not requiring a seaming head change from regular 202 lids. The only issue (not really an issue) is that when you open this type of lid the pffffft sends a small amount of liquid flying. Also if a handful of cans arrive dented it's no issue. Simply reach into the can with your finger and press out the dent. The shipping box is fairly robust. All in all this is a huge win. I will continue using these cans as long as they are for sale.

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Big C.E.
Love this product

??truly love this product. The only thing that would make it better is when i fill them with beer... Cheers

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Jesse S.
Love 'em

It's awesome to be able to can a homebrew. Great for travel. The full aperture allows for more aroma than the wide mouth.

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Anonymous

Is there any guidance on hot food fill applications as described above? I can’t find any resources on this process.

MoreCoffee!

At this time I do not have any guidance from the manufacturer about hot-fill applications. In general the process of hot-filling will make sure that the food and the container reach sanitary temperatures required for pasteurization. In my experience with canning beverages as the liquid inside cools you will lose pressure inside the can and the can will get a soft/collapsed appearance and feel. This usually has no effect on the seal of the can and it will still be safe to drink/eat.

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Anonymous

Are these standard 202 cans that will work on any (All-American/Oktober) machines?

MoreCoffee!

Yes they are but only difference is they are 500ml and a little taller then 16oz cans. As long as you can adjust the can height on the seamer you should be fine. I was able to seam 16oz cans from Oktober on the Cannular by adding beer but gaskets to adjust for the height.

MoreCoffee!

I have the SL1 Oktober seamer these cans work well with the B64/202 head.

MoreCoffee!

These cans are 16.9oz vs 16 oz same 202 lids as most others they are just taller you will need to adapt your base somehow (lower) so you can use these taller cans.