home navigate_next Knowledge Base navigate_next How many welded seams are best for small industrial containers?

    📄 WHITEPAPER

    How many welded seams are best for small industrial containers?

    Chemical-industry Oil-Gas-industry Pharma-industry

    What happens when you manufacture Small Industrial Containers (SICs) with two-welded seams instead of three? In this whitepaper, THIELMANN engineers have examined the mechanical characteristics of both two and three-welded seam containers to determine overall product integrity. To obtain an in-depth understanding of the durability of each container they also performed a series of tests, including, edge impact tests, volume increase under pressure analysis and bursting test behavior. Once complete, a unanimous conclusion was reached that: the best welding seam is the one you never need to make.

    Please complete the form below to download your complimentary copy of this whitepaper to your device.

    DOWNLOAD YOUR PAPERS

    COMPLETE THIS FORM TO GET IMMEDIATE ACCESS TO THE DOCUMENT YOU REQUESTED

    RELATED ARTICLES

    As one of the world’s leading manufacturer of stainless steel containers, THIELMANN has accumulated significant expertise across a wide range of industries over many years.Our experts regularly compile educational material and analyses such as our Whitepapers and Case Studies, which are an excellent way to share in our knowledge and expertise and to find out more about our industry, product and application-specific insights and experience.We invite you to peruse our informative material and welcome any questions or enquiries you may have.

    TRANSFORMING CONTAINER MANAGEMENT WITH IOT

    The partnership among BASF, THIELMANN, and NXTGN SOLUTIONS has introduced a groundbreaking IoT solution reshaping container fleet management.

    Chemical Food Paints and coatings Pharmaceutical

    THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF PACKAGING FORMATS USING BEER AS AN EXAMPLE

    Many brewers and alcoholic drinks manufacturers are exploring ways to make their packaging solutions more sustainable. In this whitepaper, we use the brewing industry as a model.

    Beverage