500ml, diameter 65mm, height 170mm, such as Yanjing Beer Blue Ribbon Beer, aluminum.

355 ml, diameter 65mm, height 125mm, such as ordinary beer cola cans made of aluminum and steel.

330ml, diameter 65mm, height 120mm, such as Yanjing stout.

250 ml, diameter 54mm, height 135mm, such as Lulu coconut milk (steel) sold by Coca-Cola (aluminum) in Korea.

200ml, 54mm in diameter and 95mm in height, such as Coca-Cola (aluminum) and Nestle Coffee (steel) made in Japan and Germany.

160ml, with a diameter of 54mm and a height of 85mm. For example, Coca-Cola made in France on international flights and aluminum made in Germany can be used at home.

In addition, there are several Japanese-made aluminum beverage bottles on the market, which are made of the same material as aluminum cans, but have a bottle mouth and a screw cap. The specifications are as follows:

500ml, 65mm in diameter and 200mm in height, such as Pepsi (aluminum) made in Japan.

400 ml, diameter 65mm, height 170mm, such as Coca-Cola (aluminum) made in Japan.

300 ml, diameter 65mm, height 150mm, such as Coca-Cola's queer (aluminum).

Extended data:

Development history of cans;

From 65438 to 0940, Europe and America began to sell beer in stainless steel cans, and the appearance of aluminum cans also became a leap in canning technology. 1963, cans were invented in America. It inherits the design characteristics of the previous can shape and designs a can ring. This is an open mode revolution, which has brought great convenience and enjoyment to people, so it has been widely used soon.

By 1980, this aluminum can was basically used as the packaging form of beer and carbonated drinks in European and American markets. With the development of design and production technology, aluminum cans tend to be lightweight, from the initial 60g to1~15g in 970.

References:

Baidu encyclopedia _ canned food