1.Structure of Electrolytic Tinplate of High Quality for Metal Package Container 0.175mm Description
Electrolytic Tinplate is a thin steel sheet coated by tin. It has an extremely beautiful metallic luster as well as excellent properties in corrosion resistance, solder ability, and weld ability.
2.Main Features of the Electrolytic Tinplate of High Quality for Metal Package Container 0.175mm
Electrolytic Tinplate undoubtedly enjoys the pride of place as a packaging medium especially for food. It owes its unique position to its "nine layer sandwich structure", each of which contributes to its eminence as a packing material. The steel base of electrolytic tinplate provides the necessary strength and formability for can fabrication. The tin-iron alloy layer provides the bond between the steel and free tin layer. The free tin layer is not only responsible for the attractive bright finish and ease of solderability but is also non-toxic- a factor of vital importance in food packaging!
Tinplate is also widely used for making all types of containers such as food cans, beverage cans, and artistic cans, tea cans, painting cans, chemical package cans and dry food package cans, metal printing etc. Its applications are not limited to containers; recently, electrolytic tinplate has also been used for making electrical machinery parts and many other products.
3.Electrolytic Tinplate of High Quality for Metal Package Container 0.175mm Images
4.Electrolytic Tinplate of High Quality for Metal Package Container 0.175mm Specification
Standard: ISO 11949 -1995
Material: MR
Thickness：0.175mm
Width: 600mm
Temper: T4
Annealing:CA
Coil Inner Diameter: 508mm
Weight: 6-10 tons/coil 1~1.7 tons/sheets bundle
Passivation:311
Oil: DOS
Surface: Finish
5.FAQ of Electrolytic Tinplate of High Quality for Metal Package Container 0.175mm
1. What is the delivery time for your prime quality tinplate?
Usually 35 days after order confirmation.
2. What is your Minimum Order Quantity?
Usually MOQ is 50tons for one single size, for trial order, it can be 25 tons.
3. What is the payment term?
The most common we use is L/C at sight or TT. We can also try use other terms.
