Capabilities

One building, from bare metal to palletised closures.

Most closure suppliers either decorate metal or convert it. ACM does both on the same site in Jeddah's Industrial Area 1 Phase III, so a customer deals with one specification, one schedule and one audit trail.

Exterior of the ACM office and manufacturing facility in Jeddah

Five stages, one roof.

Sheet metal stock and conversion lines on the ACM plant floor
01

Sheet intake and gauge control

Aluminium, tinplate and tin-free steel arrive as sheet. Every incoming delivery is checked against the job specification before it is released to the press.

Offset metal printing press with ink duct and printed sheet
02

Offset printing

Multi-colour offset printing runs in-house on sheet up to 45 × 38 in. Colour is matched to the brand owner's standard and varnish adhesion is proved on the scratch resistance scale.

Coating line applying lacquer to printed metal sheet before the curing oven
03

Coating and curing

A separate coating line with two LTG ovens applies vinyl, acrylic, polyester or epoxy systems, including food-contact interior lacquers selected for the product being packed.

High-speed press and lining line producing metal Crown caps
04

Conversion

Printed sheet is converted into aluminium ROPP caps, 21-crimp pry-off crowns and twist-off crowns on dedicated high-speed press and lining lines.

Finished goods warehouse with palletised cartons on racking
05

Packing and dispatch

Finished closures are counted, packed and palletised for local pick-up or export, with batch identity retained back to the original sheet.

Laboratory testing and release sit alongside these stages. Seal, torque, thickness and corrosion testing are covered on the Quality page.