Milled and stamped describe how a metal part is made. The Ruk Can body is milled from solid aluminum, with an anodized finish and genuine leather details.
What does milled from solid aluminum mean?
Milling removes material from a solid workpiece to form a part. For the Ruk Can, the body’s cavity and shape are machined from solid aluminum. This is the construction used for its body, rather than a stamped body.
How is stamping different?
Stamping uses a press and tooling to form metal into shape, often from sheet. Milling shapes a part by cutting material away; stamping shapes metal by pressing it. These are different manufacturing methods, so check the construction stated for the actual container you are comparing.
The details of a Ruk Can
- Body: solid milled aluminum with an anodized finish.
- Finish: genuine leather; croc, snake and ostrich designs are embossed patterns, not exotic animal skins.
- Opening: a lid that lifts straight off, with an airtight hermetic seal.
- Grip: knurling for a strong, confident grip.
Choose the profile for your carry
Ruk Can Standard weighs 4 oz; Ruk Slim Can weighs 3.5 oz. Use our size and capacity guide to compare their dimensions and pouch capacities, then choose a finish.
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