Part # : 30WK1L

1 Gallon Paint Can Lid, Lined (for Hybrid Cans), 6.277" Dia.

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Part # : 30WK1L

1 Gallon Paint Can Lid, Lined (for Hybrid Cans), 6.277" Dia.

The 30WK1L is a lid for a 1 gallon hybrid paint can. Hybrid plastic paint cans have a polypropylene body with an epoxy lined metal ring and metal lid. It can be used to package coatings, adhesives, mastics and other viscous products.

Quantity Qty Price
1 $1.460 ea.
360 $1.140 ea.
1080 $1.060 ea.
2160 $0.880 ea.

Packaging Detail

Case Pack: 360 ea.
Pallet Pack: 10,800 ea.

Specifications

The 30WK1L is a lid for a 1 gallon hybrid paint can. Hybrid plastic paint cans have a polypropylene body with an epoxy lined metal ring and metal lid. Hybrid plastic paint cans are only available in black. They are dent resistant and a great alternative to standard tin paint cans. It can be used to package coatings, adhesives, mastics and other viscous products.

Key benefits:

Made of tin
Hybrid plastic paint can is dent and rust resistant
Lid fits 1 gallon paint can
Proudly Made in the USA

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Specification Sheet

Disclaimer:

This information has been provided as a general guide. It is the customer's responsibility to select the proper container for product and application compatibility. The Cary Company does hereby disclaim any and all warranties, expressed or implied, including any implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose or use. We are not responsible for consequential damages arising from customer's selection and use of containers, container and label dimensions, and/or closures supplied by us.

Additional Information

More Information
Lining	Epoxy Lining
Color	Silver
Material	Tin
Dimensions	6.227" Dia. x 0.355" H
Case Pack	360 ea.
Pallet Pack	10,800 ea.
Case Weight	39.96 lbs.
Pallet Weight	1,198.8 lbs.
Case Dimensions	18" L x 13" W x 19" H
Pallet Dimensions	56" L x 44" W x 57" H
Country of Manufacture	United States

Q & A

Customer Questions

Can you ship internationally? Where are you located?

The Cary Company online ordering platform is only set up to ship within the United States. For international shipments, please contact us at 630.629.6600 or Sales@thecarycompany.com, and we will be happy to process your order. Our main warehouse and office are located in Addison, Ill. We also have warehouses in across the United States that you can see here. Thank you for choosing The Cary Company.

What are these paint can lids made of?

Most metal paint cans lids are made of tin-plated steel. The steel component gives the container lid strength. The tin plating adds corrosion resistance to protect the lid from the chemical composition or corrosive effects of the can’s contents. Our lids for hybrid paint cans are also made of metal and include an epoxy phenolic coating. Most plastic paint can lids are made of polypropylene (PP) plastic, which offers durability to protect the pail’s contents, yet it doesn’t dent like metal cans. PP plastic is ideal for water-based products, such as latex paints. If you’re considering a paint can as packaging for your product, you are welcome to request a sample to test the compatibility of your product with these rugged containers.

Are these paint can lids recyclable?

Yes, metal, hybrid and plastic paint can lids are recyclable. As steel retains its properties through the recycling process, it can be recycled repeatedly. Old metal paint cans are used to make tools, equipment and building materials. In fact, many of our metal paint cans are made of at least 25% post-consumer content. Additionally, many of our plastic paint cans are regrind containers. Regrind containers are made up of ground up plastic that has been previously used, then ground up into raw material and made into something entirely new. These containers will almost always be black.

Some of the metal paint can lids are called unlined or lined. What are these linings? And what does unlined mean?

Metal lids are lined with either epoxy phenolic or gold phenolic lining. Epoxy phenolic lining is a gray-colored lining that is used for alkaline products, fatty acids, detergents, emulsions, general organic chemicals, surfactants and water-based resins. The epoxy phenolic linings have been designed to provide outstanding chemical resistance in a pH range of 7.0 – 9.0. Gold phenolic lining is a gold-colored lining that is a good option for solvents and oil-based products. Gold phenolic linings are also FDA approved, which makes them safe for food products. Unlined paint cans are sprayed or rinsed with a rust inhibitor that helps slow rusting prior to filling the cans with a specific product. Unlined paint cans are good for holding oil-based or solvent coatings.

Do I have to match the lid material to the can?

We recommend pairing the same paint can and lid material. For instance, you would want to use a plastic lid with a plastic paint can, a metal lid with a metal paint can and a hybrid lid with a hybrid paint can. We also recommend pairing the lid’s lining with the paint can’s lining. For example, unlined metal paint can lids should be used with unlined metal paint cans. Similarly, gray epoxy phenolic lined lids should be matched with gray epoxy phenolic lined cans, and gold phenolic lined lids should be matched with gold phenolic lined cans. Our naming system allows you to easily match a lid with its compatible can.

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