Electrolytic Tinplate
The origin of tinplate is from Bohemian, from 14th century, the people there began to produce tinplate. Also known as electrolytic tinplate, which stand for tin coating on the surface of cold rolled coil for preventing rust. The unique characteristics of tinplate steel decides its comprehensive range of application in international tinplate packaging industry. With the abundance extend of CC and DR steel material, and tin free steel, which enhance the development of technology of packaging industrialization, the innovation is ubiquitous in tinplate steel.
The feature of anti-oxidation, various kinds and beauty in printing enable tinplate enjoys widely usage in food can package, pharmaceutical package, daily application packing, apparatus package and industrial pack.
From the first food can to be produced in the year of 1810 in British, the development trend of tinplate has become thinner thickness and less tin coating to adjust the change of can industry and save cost.
Specification of Electrolytic Tinplate Sheets or Coils for Industrial Package 0.43mm:
Standard: ISO 11949 -1995
Material: SPCC
Thickness：0.43mm
Width: 600mm -1150mm
Temper: T3
Annealing: BA
Coil Inner Diameter: 508mm
Weight: 6-10 tons/coil 1~1.7 tons/sheets bundle
Passivation:311
Oil: DOS
Surface: Finish,bright,stone,matte,silver
Frequently Asked Questions:
- What is the delivery time for your prime quality tinplate?
Usually 45 days after order confirmation for MR steel, and 35 days for SPCC.
- Do you also offer secondary quality stock tinplate?
Yes, we also offer secondary quality stock tinplate especially for industrial use.
- Can you offer some details about your package?
For sheets: plastic or waterproof paper, metallic cover and angles, steel strips,wooden pallet.
For Coils: plastic or waterproof paper,plastic protect plate,steel strips.
- Which port do you ship from?
We can ship from any China main port, but mostly Shanghai.
- What is the payment term?
The most common we use is L/C at sight or TT. We can also try use other terms.
