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Airtight Gasket-Lid Tins

Custom tea tins with a gasketed, seated lid that actually seals, for tea sold as the primary packaging rather than as a refill caddy.

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Specifications

The details

Lid	Seated, with a food-grade gasket
Seal	Genuinely airtight
Interior	Food-safe lacquer
Right for	Tin as the primary packaging
Body	Rolled and seamed steel
Printing	Litho onto the sheet before forming
Sizes	Sample through caddy
Artwork	Free vector redraw & free 24 hr mockup
MOQ	12
Lead time	2 weeks (faster turnaround available with express shipping)

About this product

Airtight Gasket-Lid Tins

If the tin is the packaging — if the customer buys this and nothing else — it has to seal, and a decorative slip lid does not. A gasket compressed by a seated lid does.

That matters because tea does not go off dramatically; it goes flat. Volatile aromatics leave, oxygen dulls the top notes, and six months later the customer decides your blend is boring rather than stale. Nobody complains, they just do not reorder.

The gasket is a small silicone or food-grade seal in the lid, and it is the single specification worth arguing about on this whole site. We will tell you plainly which of our tins have one and which do not.

Tea brands, roasteries, delis and subscription boxes. Send your sizes and quantities for a free mockup and quote.

Best for

Who this style suits

Tea brands

The tin can be the only packaging.

Delis and roasteries

Aromatics still there in six months.

Subscription boxes

Survives a warehouse and a courier.

FAQ

Airtight Gasket-Lid Tins: quick answers

What is the minimum order for airtight tea tins?

Minimum order is just 12 — with bulk pricing tiers as quantities grow.

How fast will my order arrive?

Your free mockup lands within 24 hours and the finished order ships in about 2 weeks — express turnaround is available for tight dates.

Is a normal tea tin airtight?

Almost never. A decorative slip lid seals very little, and a shoulder-seated lid seals better but not completely. Only a gasketed lid is genuinely airtight. If the tin is your only packaging, this is the one specification that matters.

How does tea actually go bad in a tin?

It does not spoil, it goes flat. The aromatics escape and oxygen dulls what is left, so six months on the customer decides the blend is unremarkable rather than stale. That is why they stop reordering without ever complaining.

Get a custom quote for the airtight gasket-lid tins.

Send your logo and a rough quantity — free mockup back within one business day.

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