The Tin can making machinery production line varys based on who uses them and for what purpose. They are commonly tailored to the products that are being produced. But the categories are generally divided into the following:

Automated: Instead of people, these assembly lines are mainly operated by and with the help of machine labor. The majority of assembly lines are automated.
Classic: Classic assembly lines use a series of steps and different individuals to make one product, such as an automobile.
Intermittent: This type of assembly line produces similar but not identical products. The furniture industry, for example, may use an intermittent assembly line to produce pieces that have different types of upholstery.
Lean: Similar to an automated line, this one involves the use of a team of workers rather than one or two individuals.