Seamer Tooling
Since the Seamer Tooling manufacturing operation was relocated to our Shipley headquarters, we have supplied Seamer Tooling to over 380 different global company locations in the beer/beverage, food, and aerosol industries. With key offices in the USA, UK, and China, we are able to support our customers efficiently. Over the years, we have proven that our tooling is capable of producing far more seamed cans than our competitors.
Also, due to the quality of our products, the customers benefit from improved seam quality, reduced maintenance, reduced lubrication frequency, reduced lubrication quantities, less seam adjustment interventions, and longer life tooling. We also offer service plans and support to help ensure your Seamers, whatever their make, are working at maximum efficiency.
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seamer tooling
Our customers across the globe benefit from
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SEAMER TOOLING
MANFACTURING RESOURCES
Improved Seam Quality
Reduced Lubrication Frequency
Less Seam Adjustment Interventions
Reduced Maintenance
Stainless & Mild Steel Fabrication
Longer Life Tooling
Reach out to us
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DETAILS
CONTACT NOW
Email Us :
seaming@cmbe.com
Call us (UK) :
+44(0)1274 846200
Call us (US) :
+1(203) 853-7325
Call us (China) :
+ (86) 13818526370
Seaming Chucks and Rolls
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SEAMER TOOLING
PRECISION ENGINEERED CANMAKING MACHINERY
CMB have been manufacturing high quality seamer tooling at our Headquarters in Shipley, UK since 1990. Working closely with our customers and suppliers, CMB have used progressive innovation to design and manufacture high performance chucks and rolls which are currently sold to the beer/beverage, food, aerosols and can making industries.
Chucks
Rolls
Frequently Asked Questions
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FAQs
Seamer tooling consists of precision parts like chucks and rolls that form the double seam connecting the can body and end (lid), ensuring a secure, leak-proof seal.
High-quality tooling improves seam consistency, reduces leaks, lowers maintenance needs, and increases production efficiency.
CMbE tooling provides improved seam quality, less frequent lubrication of the bearings, reduced adjustments, longer tool life, and lower maintenance requirements.
Yes, it’s used in beverage, food, and aerosol can packaging industries for reliable high-speed production.
Precision-engineered tooling minimizes adjustments and wear, significantly reducing downtime and keeping lines operating smoothly