U.S. Promotes New Technology for Self-Cooled Beverage Cans

After nearly 9 years of research, CHILLCANN.V. invested tens of millions of US dollars and finally developed and produced the world’s first beverage can with self-patented technology and truly automatic cooling. . This patented technology has been widely used in the beverage packaging industry around the world since recent years.

According to reports, the secret of self-cooling technology lies in the button on the bottom of the beverage can. Whenever cold drinks are needed, simply press the plastic button on the bottom of the can and the temperature of the beverage will automatically decrease by 15°C to 20°C in 2 to 3 minutes. The principle of self-cooled cans is to use a patented technology called Heat Exchange Unit (HEU) to achieve automatic cooling of beverage cans. The HEU includes many components such as beverage can bodies, built-in HEU containers, activated carbon, CO2 gas, and the like. The working principle of the HEU is very complicated. It needs to maintain a certain degree of stability of the activated carbon adsorbing CO2, and in the case of a drop in the internal pressure of the HEU, it can effectively release CO2 and achieve the purpose of absorbing heat. The company not only successfully solved the HEU's problem of effectively acting as a heat transfer device, but also enabled the HEU to be built into the beverage cans. At the same time, the company also solved the energy conversion problem between the two cans. It uses the CO2 filling and release technology under different atmospheric pressures, and eliminates the use of raw material melting pollution technology with world innovation levels. The technology used by the company's self-cooling tanks has met the requirements of the environmental protection department for recyclability, high safety and good stability. Self-cooling tanks use a large number of new patented technologies with the concept of environmental protection, which all determine the high added value of self-cooled tanks.

It is reported that in order to enable the self-cooled can technology to meet industrialization requirements such as batch production, the company also designed and invented the self-cooled can equipment production line and product quality inspection procedures and equipment, and produced 150 self-cooling cans for producing per minute. Production line. The production line is currently successfully operating in New Jersey, USA.