Metal Drawing is a process that entails pulling a thin metal plate through a die. In the case of metal cans, the challenge becomes a deep drawing as the workpiece is drawing longer than its diameter.
After reviewing many factors of the final design and shape (ergonomics, packing factor, and others)
Tip: be sure to check the explanation at the end on the modern tab, a combination of smart shape to insure function (fff), yet extremely low cost.

Final Thoughts
Bill Hammack
Superb video, both from the global approach, the technical industrial explanations, the bits of history and the consistent clarity
To know more, as Bill justestd himself, be sure to look at the complementary videos he is suggesting.
And the last point: modern cans may want to use steel instead of aluminum, for its ability to be automatically sorted (electromagnet) for recycling.
External Links on Metal Drawing Process
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Interesting read! Ever pondered how the metal drawing process impacts the overall carbon footprint of aluminum cans?
Eco-friendly methods cost more. Industry prioritizes profit over planet. Sad but true.
I suggest you explore the environmental impacts of using steel versus aluminum for cans, especially considering the energy required for production and recycling
great overview
it helps making my idea about sustainable packaging options
Indeed, but can these alternatives match aluminums recyclability and cost-effectiveness? Just pondering!
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