I've done about 15 30+ can runs now on this unit. Works well. After using 200 500ml cans I purchased standard American 16 can which required height adjustment with no issue. Only complaints are shield is too high to stop beer spinning out. I modified to address that. Also, power supply has intermittently cut out and had to unplug it for a few minutes to reset it. Otherwise, from a canning standpoint it works very well.

received unit.. Fedex didn't mess it up. a sample can included in package. However. Unit not calibrated.. no big deal but buy some stainless tapered metric feelers .03mm -1mm and have on hand... 6 bucks at am z n why couldn't this be included in an 850 dollar machine

First run, went great. Ran about 30 cans. The machine had zero problems seeming the cans. Easy to use.

I read all the reviews and argued with myself for several months about dropping this much coin on a canning machine instead of buying another fermenter. But, late one Tue night, I pressed the order button. It felt like a weight was lifted off my shoulders. I couldn’t believe I just laid the coin down for a Cannular Pro machine, but I did. So, I kept watching the tracking and couldn’t wait to get my Cannular Pro. Shipping was fast though, like 3 days FedEx showed up with my new toy on Friday afternoon, but I had 3 more hours of work before I could open my boxes. Finally, when I unboxed it, I found it was double boxed and protected all sides with 2” of semi-hard foam. Awesome packing guys! Then I couldn’t believe how heavy it was and thinking to myself, this is not some toy for us homebrew guys, but an industrial piece of precision machinery. I then upped my game and proceeded to build a side shelf next to my keezer to support my new fine piece of canning equipment. I mean, where else are you gonna can? After the shelf was completed and the Cannular resting securely on it, I grabbed one of the empty 16oz cans to sacrifice and placed a lid on it to test can lift tension. Gradually, I turned the lifting mechanism and locked it in place. From what I could tell and feel, it was perfect with just the right amount of tension. So, I plugged in the power supply and sanitized the can, then filled it with hard apple cider from a tap and loaded it all back on the Cannular and pressed the magic button to seal it. Guess what? PERFECTION !!!!!! I couldn’t believe it. I did not need to adjust anything. Right out of the box the seeming was perfect. Excitement in my emotions, I then compared it to several pro canned beers and I couldn’t tell the difference, it was identical. Totally and thoroughly impressed by my new ability to can my own beer., I need to can that beer in my fermenter, but I need to wait a few more days. Canned homebrew beer! So, no more bottle washing and no more capping messes. I’m getting rid of all my bottles now. No need for them anymore. Guys and gals, save your money. This is the future for home brewers. Get one of these. You won’t be disappointed. And if you think about it, lease it to your local taproom when you are not using it. I’m thrilled to be able to can my own beer now. One of the best investments next to my CF15. Even my wife likes it. :-)

Why did I wait so long to make this purcahse?

Like it but took to long to adjust sealer rollers.

I finally had the ability to try it out, only messed up 2 cans on my first attempt, 1 machine error seal, all the rest were seamed with no problems. Ordered some 12oz cans and finally figured out how to make it fit (thank you youtube!), also sealed those without any issues. I wish it came with better instructions, I was able to decypher installation of the splash guard from online videos as well. The splash guard is NOT long enough however, for the 16.9oz cans. The platform is lower than the splash shield, giving me a nice spray of beer on me and around my work surface. The 12oz cans were just fine, but if the splash guard could be lowered, and a chuck was available for the skinny cans (like michelob ultra) it would be absolutely perfect.

Own the model with the lever, it does an excellent job but this one is far superior. The ease of placing the full can and hitting a button saves time and fatigue. I canned a 5 gallon batch by myself from rack to can in about 40 minutes. I like both of them, but highly recommend this one! Flawless seams right out of the box.

I love this can steamer, the only con I see is the splash guard should be lower/ longer

The seamer works great, my only complaint would be, there’s no direction, we had to go on u-tube to figure out how to assemble the splash Guard.

Awesome machine! Already set up for the 16.9 oz cans. Only assembly was the splash guard. Works perfectly right out of the box!