Custom printed tins for ambitious brands

Make the package part of the product.

From first drawing to repeat production, DADI turns printed tin into a shelf-ready brand asset.

Packaging ideas, made in metal.

Founded in 1995, DADI develops and manufactures custom printed tin packaging in Guangdong, China.

Founded
1995
Molds
600+
Production lines
30+
Daily capacity
800,000+ pcs/day
Export markets
20+ countries and regions
DADI manufacturing campus in Guangdong, China

About DADI

Packaging ideas, made in metal.

Founded in 1995, DADI develops and manufactures custom printed tin packaging in Guangdong, China. We bring structure, printing, tooling and production together for food, gift, seasonal and edible-oil programs, then carry approved designs into repeat production for markets worldwide.

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A format for the product.A finish for the brand.

Start with the packed product and the buying model. Shape, decoration and production planning follow from there.

Selected product formats

10 real product views
Green square seasonal tin shown open
Square seasonal tin
Blue flower-shaped printed tin
Custom-shape tin
Tall red seasonal tin with separate lid
Tall gift tin
Small red square printed tin
Compact square tin
Open red round gift tin
Round gift tin
White and green rectangular oil tin
Rectangular oil tin
Small gold rectangular oil tin
Compact oil tin
Tall black rectangular oil tin
Tall oil tin
Compact brown square oil tin
Square oil tin
Light gold cylindrical oil gift tin
Cylindrical oil tin

The numbers behind the finish.

Tinplate0.19 to 0.40 mm
FormatsRound, square, rectangular, handled and custom shapes
Surface and print effectsDark pattern, tactile non-slip, burst texture, pearl dot, matte, wrinkle, laser, 3D and laser anti-counterfeit label effects
Print equipmentTwo imported Japanese two-color presses, one UV four-color press and two coating lines
Production environmentClass 300,000 cleanroom and multi-functional laboratory
Typical timingSample about 7 days; new mold about 25 days; mass production 20 to 30 days
Commercial terms30% deposit and 70% balance, subject to quotation and contract

From brief to repeat production

Artwork in. Production-ready tin out.

A clear route from brief to shipment, with timing confirmed against the approved project.

  1. 01

    Consult and plan

    Confirm the packed product, target format, graphics, quantity and launch window.

  2. 02

    Design and sample

    Review structure and artwork, then prepare a physical sample. Typical sample timing is about 7 days.

  3. 03

    Tooling and setup

    Confirm the mold route, print process and production controls. A new mold typically takes about 25 days.

  4. 04

    Production and inspection

    Print, form, assemble and inspect against the approved specification.

  5. 05

    Pack and deliver

    Mass production is typically 20 to 30 days. Final timing depends on the approved project.

Manufacturing proof

Scale built for the repeat order.

Flexible automated production line
Flexible automated production line
Automated forming equipment
Automated forming equipment
Clean production room and line
Class 300,000 cleanroom
Multi-functional laboratory room
Multi-functional laboratory
30,000+ m²
factory
300+
skilled employees
3,000 tons
regular tinplate inventory
30+
production lines

Proof your review team can use.

System certificates support supplier review. Product suitability still depends on the selected pack, coating, process and test scope.

FSSC 22000 certificate preview

FSSC 22000

A food safety system certificate for the named DADI entity, shown valid through September 17, 2027. It supports food-packaging supplier review; product suitability still depends on the pack and process.

ISO 9001 certificate preview

ISO 9001:2015

A quality management system certificate shown valid through January 23, 2028. It supports review of documented quality controls, not a claim that every product is certified.

ISO 10012 certificate preview

ISO 10012:2003

A measurement management system certificate shown valid through March 22, 2027. It relates to measurement controls used in production and inspection.

See how a sheet of tin becomes shelf-ready packaging.

Follow the material through forming, printing, inspection and packing.

Bring us the packaging brief.

Share the product, target format, quantity and launch window. Tell us what the pack needs to do.

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