Can Ends

What is an End Type? 

The end type refers to the top of the can, where the opening mechanism (like a pull tab) is located. This part of the can is crimped onto the body during the sealing process. Not all cans have the same end type—different designs exist depending on the beverage, brand, and functionality.

Common End Types include:

• B64 (Standard): The most widely used end type in the beverage industry, especially in North America.
• SuperEnd® (EOT – End Over Tab): A more lightweight, eco-friendly version of the B64 that uses less aluminum.
• 360 End® (Full Aperture): The entire lid comes off, turning the can into a cup. This is a popular choice for beers, energy drinks, and non-beverage creations.
• 206 CDL End: A specific type of end used for certain larger cans, like 24oz and 16oz export cans.
• 300 End: Found on larger cans, like 32oz Crowlers™ or 750ml cans.

Not sure which End Profile is right for your beverage or can? Check out our video on End Profiles! Coleman will explain everything you need to know so you can order your cans and seamers with confidence.

Why Choose Our Can Ends?

• Freshness: Keeps contents airtight and flavorful.
• Bulk Quantities: Available in large options, making it cost-effective and efficient
• Sustainability: 100% Curbside Recyclable
• Visibility: Sleek, professional appearance for your brand.
• Production Efficiency: Stackable design saves storage space and streamlines handling.
• Customization Options: Custom your beverage can with our custom colors 

 How to Choose the Correct End for Your Can Program

1. Check Your Can Diameter: Match the end diameter (e.g., 202) to your can body (e.g., 16oz standard).
2. Check Your Seamer Tooling: Confirm the end profile (B64 vs. SuperEnd® vs. CDL) matches your seamer's chuck and roller setup.

Order From Oktober Today

Ready to seal the deal? Shop our full selection and find an end for your can to finalize your packaging.  Whether you’re scaling up or just getting started, we're here to help you can with confidence.