Aluminum Foil Facing PET Duct Insulation Aluminum Foil

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tructure	Normal laminated thickness	Width	Length	Color	ID	OD	Packin
AL+PET	7umAlu+15umPet+3umGlue	6mm-1000mm as your required	500m-7000m	Silver blue bronze black others	2"or3"	250mm-600mm	polybag caron pallet
	9umAlu+12umPet+3umGlue
AL+PET+AL	6umAlu+15umPet+6umAlu+6umGlue
PET+AL+PET	15umPet+7umAlu+15umPet
AL+PET+EAA	7umAL+15umPET+25umEAA+6umglue
AL+PET+AL+EAA	7umAlu+15umPET+7umAlu+25umEAA+9umglue
PET+PET	15umPet+15umPet +3umGlue
Polyester Tape	15um,18um

aluminum foil with PET for duct insulation

Description: Al+PET Tape(AL/myler Tape)
Composition:aluminium foil and polyester film

Structure	Thickness(um)	Proportion(g/m²)	Elongation(%)	Strength(N/15mm)
6um AL/12um PET	20	36	30	2.7
7um AL/15um PET	25	43	35	2.7
7um AL/20um PET	30	50	35	3
9um AL/12um PET	25	45	30	2.7
9um AL/15um PET	30	49	35	3
9um AL/20um PET	35	55	35	3
9um AL/25um PET	38	62	35	4
12um AL/12um PET	25	53	20	2
12um AL/15um PET	30	57	20	3
12um AL/20um PET	35	63	30	4
15um AL/15um PET	30	65	20	3
25um AL/15um PET	45	92	20	3
30um AL/25um PET	60	119	20	3
30um AL/30um PET	65	126	20	5
40um AL/30um PET	75	153	20	5
40um AL/38um PET	80	163	20	5
50um AL/25um PET	90	173	20	5
50um AL/50um PET	100	207	35	6
Above values refer to our current production and must be intended as average values

Q: What distinguishes various grades of aluminum foil sheets from one another?: Different grades of aluminum foil sheets are distinguished by their thickness, strength, and purity. Grade 1 is the purest and softest, used for food wrapping and baking. Grade 2 is harder and more tear-resistant, suitable for heavy-duty use like grilling. Grade 3 is an alloy and offers high strength and durability, often used in industrial applications. Grade 4 is a heat-treatable alloy, providing high strength and used in aerospace and automotive industries. Each grade has specific applications based on its unique properties.

Q: This question asks for clarification on the distinction between two types of aluminum products: aluminum foil facing and aluminum foil sheet.: Aluminum foil facing is a thin layer of aluminum laminated to a substrate, typically used in construction for insulation and moisture barrier purposes. It provides a reflective surface that can enhance energy efficiency by reflecting heat. On the other hand, aluminum foil sheet is a flat, flexible material made of pure aluminum or aluminum alloy, commonly used in cooking, food packaging, and crafts. It is not bonded to any other material and is available in various thicknesses and widths. The primary difference lies in their applications and composition; foil facing is part of a composite material for construction, while foil sheets are standalone materials for a variety of uses.

Q: How should aluminum foil be stored after it has been used for cooking or food storage to keep it clean and ready for future use?: The best ways to store aluminum foil facing after using it for cooking or food storage involve cleaning and organizing it properly. First, wash the used foil with warm soapy water to remove any food residue. Rinse it thoroughly and pat dry with a clean towel. To store, roll the foil tightly starting from the center, keeping it compact and neat. Alternatively, you can store it in a resealable plastic bag or a dedicated foil container to keep it clean and prevent it from tearing. Always store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain its quality.

Q: This question asks for methods to clean aluminum foil after it has been used for cooking and has old food stuck to it.: To remove old food from aluminum foil facing after cooking, start by letting the foil cool down to avoid burns. Then, use a plastic scraper or the edge of a credit card to gently scrape off the food particles. For stubborn residue, you can soak the foil in warm, soapy water for a few minutes before scrubbing with a soft sponge or cloth. Avoid using metal scrubbers as they can scratch the foil. After cleaning, rinse thoroughly and dry before storing or reusing.

Q: Is it possible to use aluminum foil with a non-stick coating as a substitute for non-stick baking or grilling pans?: Yes, aluminum foil facing can be used as a non-stick surface for baking pans or grilling pans. It provides a smooth, non-stick surface that prevents food from sticking and makes cleanup easier. However, it's important to ensure that the foil is heavy-duty and not too thin to avoid tearing during use. Additionally, while it can be a temporary solution, it's not as durable as a true non-stick surface and may require frequent replacement.

Q: Is it safe to use aluminum foil as a liner in a slow cooker, and are there any potential risks or benefits?: Using aluminum foil as a facing in a slow cooker is generally safe. It can help with easy cleanup and may distribute heat evenly. However, it's important to ensure that the foil doesn't touch the heating element, as this can cause damage to both the foil and the slow cooker. Additionally, while aluminum foil is non-toxic and generally safe, there are concerns about potential leaching of aluminum into food, especially with acidic foods. For health-conscious individuals, using a slow cooker liner made from materials like silicone or stainless steel might be a better alternative.

Q: Is it safe to use old aluminum foil for food packaging, considering potential health risks and material degradation?: Using old aluminum foil for food packaging is not recommended. Over time, aluminum foil can become discolored, thin, or develop pinholes, which can compromise its integrity. These changes can lead to food contamination and the foil's ability to protect food from bacteria or other contaminants. Additionally, old aluminum foil may contain residues from previous uses that could mix with new food items, potentially causing off-flavors or health concerns. It's best to use fresh, clean aluminum foil for food packaging to ensure safety and hygiene.

Q: What are the considerations or safety measures one should take into account when using aluminum foil in the kitchen for cooking purposes?: When using aluminum foil for cooking, it's important to avoid direct contact with acidic or alkaline foods as this can cause the foil to corrode and potentially release aluminum into the food. Also, refrain from using foil with non-stick cookware as it can damage the non-stick surface. Ensure that the foil is not wrapped too tightly around food, especially when cooking in the oven, to prevent uneven cooking. Avoid using foil with sharp edges or corners that could tear. Lastly, do not use aluminum foil in the microwave for long periods or with high power as it can cause sparks or fires. Always follow the manufacturer's guidelines for safe use.

Q: This question asks about the distinction between aluminum foil made from new raw materials and that made from recycled materials.: Yes, there is a difference between 'virgin' and 'recycled' aluminum foil. Virgin aluminum foil is produced from newly mined bauxite ore and is considered to be of higher purity. It is often preferred for applications requiring high quality and consistency. Recycled aluminum foil, on the other hand, is made from aluminum waste that has been collected, sorted, and reprocessed. It is more environmentally friendly as it reduces waste and energy consumption. However, recycled aluminum foil may have slight variations in thickness and quality due to the recycling process.

Q: This question asks for the optimal methods of storing food in containers not made of traditional food-safe materials.: The best ways to store food in containers made from alternative materials involve ensuring the containers are food-safe and do not impart any harmful substances to the food. For glass containers, ensure they are free of lead and are properly sealed to maintain freshness. For stainless steel containers, avoid those with non-food-grade coatings and ensure they are well-sealed to prevent spoilage. For silicone or plastic containers, look for BPA-free options and avoid high temperatures that could cause the material to leach chemicals. Always check for any odors or tastes that the container might impart to the food, and never store acidic foods in non-acid-resistant containers as this can lead to chemical reactions and contamination.

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