Aluminum Foil Container Mold with Multi Cavity Design from Single to Multi Cavity for High Volume Production

We manufacture aluminum foil container molds with multi-cavity design capability. Cavity count ranges from single to multi-cavity, determined by container size. Larger containers typically run single or fewer cavities due to die face space constraints, while smaller containers can be arranged with multiple cavities on one die face for high-volume output. Both configurations are fully customizable by sample or drawing.

The same mold design can be adapted to T63 and T80 presses. T63 (C-frame, 3-cavity standard) suits moderate volume production and tighter budgets. T80 (H-frame, multi-cavity capable) delivers higher hourly output with better stability and a sealed oil system that requires no lithium grease. We evaluate container dimensions and daily output requirements to recommend the appropriate machine and cavity combination.

• Wall options: wrinkle wall and smooth wall
• Edge rolling: full curl, folded edge, reverse curl
• Removable and interchangeable logo inserts
• Embossing device can be mounted on the feeder
• Coated raw material available for colored, safe coating finishes
• Optional printing device can be added

• Multi-cavity design for high volume – Multiple cavities on one die face multiply output per stroke without increasing machine speed
• From single to multi-cavity – Cavity count matched to container size and die space, not a one-size-fits-all approach
• Adaptable to T63 and T80 – Same mold design adjusted per machine; T63 for moderate budgets, T80 for maximum output
• Precision and durability – Vacuum heat treated, HRC 58-62, ±0.01mm accuracy, Japanese guide components, 30 million stroke life
• Fast changeover – Hydraulic lift and pump system, one operator, approximately 15 minutes
• Full customization – Wall type, edge style, logo, embossing, coating, printing – all configurable by sample or drawing

We provide free sample measuring service. Mail your sample, and we'll confirm wall type, edge style, and depth before tooling begins.