From initial conceptualization through full line qualification, Belvac’s can makers and integration specialists work closely with customer teams. Ongoing technical performance and throughput are supported by Belvac’s global service network to ensure maximum return on investment.

Belvac utilizes its proven five-phase model to manage integration projects. This structured approach breaks complex food can manufacturing setups into manageable steps—from container design and custom line layout to manufacturing, control integration, and staff training.

Belvac’s D&I process is specifically engineered to reduce material consumption without sacrificing structural strength or production speed. Using less metal lowers raw material costs and reduces the product’s carbon footprint, helping food packaging manufacturers meet strict environmental compliance.

Yes. The 2-piece design eliminates sidewall welds and bottom double seams, removing potential weak points where leaks, pinholes, weak welds, or bare metal exposure might occur. This seamless construction provides superior sealing properties that protect product integrity, freshness, and food safety.

2-piece D&I food cans offer advantages over 3-piece designs, including reduced metal use, lighter container weights, and improved durability. By eliminating side welds, side seam stripes, and the bottom-seaming stage, 2-piece cans reduce material costs, decrease the risk of leakage or pinholes, and improve line performance.