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Aluminum Foil Facing Aluminum Foil with PET for Flexible Duct

Aluminum Foil Facing Aluminum Foil with PET for Flexible Duct

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tructureNormal laminated thicknessWidthLengthColorIDODPackin
AL+PET7umAlu+15umPet+3umGlue6mm-1000mm as your required500m-7000m

Silver

blue

bronze

black

others

2"or3"250mm-600mm

polybag

caron

pallet

9umAlu+12umPet+3umGlue
AL+PET+AL6umAlu+15umPet+6umAlu+6umGlue
PET+AL+PET15umPet+7umAlu+15umPet
AL+PET+EAA7umAL+15umPET+25umEAA+6umglue
AL+PET+AL+EAA7umAlu+15umPET+7umAlu+25umEAA+9umglue
PET+PET15umPet+15umPet +3umGlue
Polyester Tape15um,18um

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: Is it possible to recycle aluminum foil with a facing material attached to it?
<p>Yes, aluminum foil facing can be recycled. However, it's important to separate the aluminum foil from the facing material before recycling. The facing material, often plastic or paper, can contaminate the aluminum recycling process. Most recycling facilities accept clean aluminum foil, but it's best to check with your local recycling center for specific guidelines. Proper separation and cleaning of aluminum foil can ensure it is effectively recycled and contributes to reducing waste and conserving resources.</p>
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?
<p>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.</p>
Q: Is it safe to use aluminum foil as a cooking surface? If yes, what kinds of foods are suitable for cooking with aluminum foil?
<p>Yes, aluminum foil can be used for cooking, but it's important to use it safely. It's suitable for wrapping foods like fish, meats, and vegetables to retain moisture and flavor. It's also used for making packets for steaming or baking, and for lining baking sheets to prevent sticking. However, avoid using it with acidic foods or at high temperatures as it can react with the food or release aluminum into the food. Always use heavy-duty aluminum foil for cooking to ensure it can withstand the heat.</p>
Q: Describe the process of aluminum foil facing in a few sentences.
<p>Aluminum foil facing is a process used to laminate aluminum foil to a substrate, typically for decorative or functional purposes. The process begins with the preparation of the substrate, ensuring it is clean and free of contaminants. Then, a layer of adhesive is applied to the substrate. The aluminum foil is then placed onto the adhesive-covered substrate and pressure is applied to ensure proper adhesion. The laminated product is then cured, which can involve heat or UV light to set the adhesive. Finally, the product is trimmed and inspected for quality before being packaged and shipped. This process is used in various industries, including construction, automotive, and consumer goods.</p>
Q: What are the potential health hazards related to using paper plates in comparison to aluminum foil facing?
<p>There are generally no significant health risks associated with using paper plates instead of aluminum foil facing. Paper plates are made from food-grade materials and are designed to be safe for contact with food. However, it's important to ensure that the paper plates are free from any harmful chemicals or dyes, and are not contaminated during production or storage. Aluminum foil facing, when used properly, is also safe, but it can leach aluminum into food if heated excessively or used with acidic foods. Both options are generally considered safe, but it's always best to use products from reputable manufacturers and follow usage guidelines.</p>
Q: What are the types of food that should not be cooked with aluminum foil facing?
<p>There are certain types of food that should not be cooked with aluminum foil facing. Acidic foods, such as tomatoes and citrus fruits, can react with the aluminum and potentially release harmful compounds. Foods high in salt or spices can also cause a reaction with the aluminum, leading to the leaching of aluminum into the food. Additionally, cooking acidic foods at high temperatures can increase the risk of aluminum contamination. It's best to avoid wrapping these types of foods in aluminum foil when cooking, or to use the dull side of the foil facing away from the food.</p>
Q: Is it safe to use aluminum foil with a facing layer for storing salad dressings or oils?
<p>Yes, it is generally safe to use aluminum foil facing for storing salad dressing or oil. Aluminum foil facing is designed to provide a barrier against air and moisture, which helps to keep the contents fresh. However, it's important to ensure that the foil is food-grade and that it does not have any sharp edges that could puncture the container. Additionally, it's best to store these items in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain their quality and prevent spoilage.</p>
Q: Is it safe to use the same piece of aluminum foil repeatedly before disposal?
<p>Reusing aluminum foil is generally not recommended due to hygiene and food safety concerns. Each time you use foil, it can pick up bacteria from food and surfaces, which can multiply with subsequent uses. Additionally, the foil can tear or become thin, potentially allowing harmful substances to leach into your food. For safety, it's best to use a fresh piece of aluminum foil for each use.</p>
Q: This question asks for methods to clean stubborn food residue from the aluminum foil facing of a baking sheet or similar kitchen item.
<p>To remove stuck-on food from aluminum foil facing, first let the surface cool down. Then, use a plastic scraper or an old credit card to gently lift the residue without scratching the foil. For stubborn stains, make a paste of baking soda and water, apply it to the area, and let it sit for a few minutes before scrubbing. Alternatively, use a mixture of vinegar and water to loosen the food particles. After cleaning, rinse thoroughly and dry to prevent further food adhesion.</p>
Q: What are the potential health risks associated with the use of aluminum foil facing?
<p>There are no significant health risks associated with the use of aluminum foil facing in everyday cooking and food storage. While aluminum is a common element and can be found naturally in many foods and water sources, the amount that might leach from foil into food is minimal and not considered harmful. However, it's always best to avoid wrapping acidic or highly salty foods in aluminum foil, as this might increase the potential for aluminum to leach into the food. For most people, the small amounts of aluminum that could come into contact with food from foil are not a health concern.</p>

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