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Aluminum Can Q&A

Environmental Protection & Recycling

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100% recyclable with low energy consumption during the recycling process.
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They can be remanufactured into new aluminum cans, automotive parts, construction materials, and other aluminum products.
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In theory, it only takes about 60 days.
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Infinite recycling means a material can be endlessly recycled without losing its quality. Aluminum is a material that can be recycled infinitely without degradation, making aluminum cans a prime example of infinite recycling.

Basic Characteristics & Uses of Aluminum Cans

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Carbonated drinks, beer and energy drinks.
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An anti-corrosion coating to prevent direct contact between the beverage and the aluminum.
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Approximately 10.55 grams before printing and 10.65 grams after printing.
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This design increases the strength of the can, reduces material usage, and makes it easier to stack during transportation and storage.
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Approximately 90 PSI (pounds per square inch), which is equivalent to 6 atmospheres.

Manufacturing & production

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The production of aluminum sheets, including bauxite mining and aluminum electrolysis, is the most energy-intensive step. Using recycled aluminum significantly reduces energy consumption.
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About 200 billion.

Physical phenomena and technological innovations

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This happens when water vapor in the air condenses at low temperatures, forming tiny ice crystals on the can’s surface.
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This is a technology where the barcode is embossed directly onto the can, making it hard to see with the naked eye but readable by a scanner, helping with anti-counterfeiting and product tracking.

Market trends & comparisons

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Aluminum cans are lighter, less fragile, and can be stacked more tightly, reducing transportation costs and carbon footprint.
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The market for non-traditional canned beverages, such as wine, cocktails, coffee, and functional beverages, is growing rapidly.
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Many companies are promoting aluminum cans as an environmentally friendly alternative to plastic bottles, emphasizing their high recycling rate and circular value.
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