Extra Heavy Duty Aluminum Foil for Packing and Building - High Quality

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Extra Heavy Duty Aluminum Foil for Packing and Building - High Quality

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Loading Port:: Shanghai

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 5 m.t.

Supply Capability:: 5000 m.t./month

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Quick Details

· Use: Food

· Treatment: Other

· Type: Roll

· Alloy: 8011/1235

· Thickness: 0.006MM-0.02MM

· Place of Origin: China (Mainland)

· Brand Name: CNBM

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Aluminium Foil

Aluminum Foils Introduction

Aluminium foil has great ductility, heat conductibility and sealing performance, anti-corrosion and moisture resistance properties.

Aluminum foil is widely used in Pharmaceutical Packing, Household Foil (HHF), Food Container, Air Conditioner Foil, Building Decoration, Cigarette Packing, Cable Packing, and other industries.

Aluminium Foils Description

Aluminium Type	Thickness (MM)	Alloy Type	Temper	Width (MM)	Core I.D. (MM)
Double zero foil for lamination	0.006-0.009	1235 8011	O	280-1500	76 152
Household Alumium foil	0.010-0.020	8011	O	300-450	76 152
Pharmaceutical aluminium foil	0.020-0.030	1235 8011	O H18	200-1300	76 152
Container aluminum foil	0.03-0.12	3003 8011	H22 H24, H18,O	300-1000	76 152
Insulation aluminum foil	0.01-0.08	8011 1050	O	900-1100	76 152
Fin stock aluminum foil	0.1-0.105	8011,1100 1200	H22 H24 H26	270-1300	150, 200 505

Double Zero Foil for Lamination Details

Aluminum foil within the thickness range between 0.006mm and 0.009mm is usually referred to as “Double Zero Foil”. This foil can be laminated with paper or other material to make the packaging of tobacco and food.

Type	Double Zero Foil for Lamination
Application	Cigarette Packaging, Lamination and Food Packaging
Alloy Type	1235, 8011
Tempe	O
Thickness & Tolerance	0.006~0.009 MM (Tolerance =±6%)
Width & Tolerance	280MM -1500MM (Tolerance: 1MM)
Typical Core I.D.	76 MM , 152 MM
Inner Core Materials	Steel,Aluminum core
Mechanical Properties	Tensile Strength(U.T.S): 35 MPA - 100 MPA
Mechanical Properties	Elongation≥0.5%
Adopted Standard	GB3198(China National Standard)
Package:	Seaworthy Export Standard Wooden Box
Special specifications are available on customer’s requirement.

Aluminum Foils High Quality for packing and building

Q: I used this cookie recipe for a long time and I made it with oil not butter and I used baking powder and it worked really well in the past I'm using an aluminum baking sheet with aluminum foil on top to prevent sticking cuz I don't have parchment paper available and it worked really well for me but then suddenly my cookies turned out burnt on the bottom but raw on the center and this happened when I experimented with different doughs and now even my dough that worked well for me now has the same problem and I don't know what's wrong with it: Cooking temp is too high You're going to want to check your oven to make sure that the temp you set it for is the temp you're cooking atMine is 50 degrees highThat means that when I'm setting for 325, I'm actually cooking at 375I have to adjust down If your temp is spot on, then the recipe might be wrongSet for 50 degrees cooler than the recipe calls for and check it at the normal timeOdds are it'll still be wrong but you can check it and give it another 5 minutes and check againRepeat until done.

Q: Hi there!Who knows whether it is possible to prepare an egg on a barbeque? Would it be possible to put the egg (in the shell) in the coles, or would it be possible to break the egg in aluminium foil (in a way that it's kept together) and cook it this way??Thanks a million for the right answer:-): BUTTERMILK BAKED CHICKEN ? cup butter or margarine 4 bone-in chicken breast halves ? teaspoon salt ? teaspoon pepper 1? cups buttermilk, divided 3/4 cup all-purpose flour 1 (10 ? oz) can cream of mushroom soup, undiluted Garnish: chopped fresh parsley Melt butter in a lightly greased 13”x9” baking dish in a 425° ovenSprinkle chicken with salt and pepperDip chicken in 1/2 cup buttermilk, and dredge in flourArrange chicken, breast side down, in baking dishBake at 425° for 25 minutesTurn chicken, and bake 10 more minutesStir together remaining 1 cup buttermilk and cream of mushroom soup; pour over chicken, and bake 10 more minutes, shielding chicken with aluminum foil to prevent excessive browning, if necessaryDrizzle gravy over chickenGarnish, if desired4 skinned and boned chicken breast halves may be substitutedBake chicken at 425? for 15 minutesturn, and bake for 10 minutesNote: Light butter; nonfat buttermilk; and reduced-sodium, reduced-fat cream of mushroom soup may be substituted -Southern Living, OCTOBER 2001

Q: i want to make rock candy how do i make it and add a color to it?: This candy is VERY good! Hard Rock Candy 1 cup confectioners' sugar 3 3/4 cups white sugar 1 1/2 cups light corn syrup 1 cup water 2 teaspoons cinnamon oil 1 teaspoon red food coloring Roll the edges of two 16 inch square pieces of heavy duty aluminum foilSprinkle the foil very generously with confectioners' sugarIn a large heavy saucepan, combine the white sugar, corn syrup, and waterHeat over medium-high heat, stirring constantly until sugar dissolvesStop stirring, and boil until a candy thermometer reads 300 to 310 degrees F (149 to 154 degrees C)Remove from heatStir in the cinnamon oil and food coloringPour onto the prepared foil, and allow to cool and hardenCrack into pieces, and store in an airtight containermakes 48

Q: I read that tin melts at about 450 degrees fI also read aluminum melts at 660 degrees fSo if I were boiling water over a campfire, should I use a tin can such as a soup can, or an aluminum can such as a soda can?: Yes to use of any or allAluminum foil may tarnish a bit, but the other items will hold up fine.

Q: so I know if I can recycle it or notbrand is 9 lives.: Go ahead, add the peanut butter if u wish to do soI've made brownies with packaged products a lot in the past and I've always added other ingredientsGood luck!

Q: Why does aluminum foil float even though it has a greater density than the water itself? Im sure every 1 will say bouincy but pleaseeee dont there must be soemthing ealse affecting this.like maybe a property that water has? If any one find an answer to this question and replays could you please add the site you got the information from, ty: Maybe the slightest bit of air always gets trapped and it aids in the buoyancy? I am pretty sure that the science experiment I did says that if you make sure that there is no air under a perfectly flat piece of foil, it will sinkHowever, if you roll it in a ball it will floatthis is because the air is caught in so many places on the ball which feels spikeythat is why it floatsDensity works only if you ball up the aluminumotherwise the density is higher as a flat sheet.

Q: in the processing of the end of the base needs to be removed, how can the fastest type?A little faster can be done, how to cut off the end of the process of filling and shielding, there is no good way to do it?: Do not hurt the line, as long as slowly, there is no fastest way.

Q: To make a mirror for a telescope, you coat the glass with a thin layer of aluminum to reflect the lightIf the mirror has a diameter of 6.0 inches, and you want to have a coating that is 0.015 mm thick, how many grams of aluminum will you need? How many atoms of aluminum are in the coating? The density of aluminum is 2.702 g/cm3The volume of the coating is given by times the square of the mirror radius times the thickness of the coating (because the volume of a cylinder is r2h).: assuming you're coating 1 side of the mirror and the mirror is perfectly flat volume of coating π x (d/2)? x h and using that dimensional analysis you've been so diligently studying mass Al needed 3.14 x (6.0in / 2)? x (2.54cm / 1in)? x 0.015mm x (1cm / 10mm) x 2.702g / cm? 0.74g which you get by entering 3.14 x 3? x 2.54? x 0.015 / 10 x 2.702 into your calculator and round to 2 sig figs and if you notice the units in?.cm?.mmcm.g .- x - x - x - x - grams .1.in?.1.mmcm? as for atoms of Ag you already know gramsall you need is 1 extra sig fig for the intermediate calc 0.739g Ag x (1 mol Ag / 107.9g Ag) x (6.022x10^23atoms Ag / mol Ag) 4.1x10^21 atoms Ag againenter 0.739 / 107.9 x 6.022e23 in your calculator and round to 2 sig figs likewise the units are g .mol.atoms .- x - x - atoms Ag .g.molwhich you can easily see by observing the units canceling out how much of this makes sense?

Q: I'm extremely confused on my homework right nowWe're learning how to calculate density and science and I don't get it; it incorporates some math which I'm not very good at xDSo if you can help me with this work, it would be much appreciated, you have no ideaI have to calculate the density:1Calculate the density of a substance with a mass of 200 g and a volume of 40cm3I have to answer it in a complete sentence towards the end.2Calculate the mass of 100cm3 of silver (density 10.5 g/ cm3)3Calculate the volume of 270 g of aluminum; which has a density of 2.7 g/cm3Please help me, I'm clueless.: 1: density is mass divided by volume (as you can see by looking at your density equation in the second question) so take your mass (200g) and divide by volume (40cm3) to get 200g/40cm3, simplify to get 5g/cm3 2: generally if you're given a standard number for something (such as the density of silver 10.5 g/cm3) and another related number you can generally just mush them together to figure it outRemember that units (such as cm3) act just like numbers and can be multiplied or dividedIn this case you want to get rid of the cm3 to get the mass (in grams)So multiply your 100cm3 by 10.5 g/cm3The cm3 will cancel out and you get 1050g 3: this works similarly only this time you want to get rid of the mass (g) to get the volume (cm3)Because the equation is simply a relationship between two things (2.7 grams of aluminum takes up 1 cm3 of space.) you can flip the equation upside down and it still worksso you get 1cm3/2.7gThen multiply the 270g to get rid of g and leave only your volume (in cm3) so you get (270g1cm3)/(2.7g)This comes out to 100cm3.

Q: Why doesn't our gas water heater and aluminium foil flue smoke out?: 3, serious violation of the provisions of the connection using aluminum foil tape seal, causing safety accidents, elbows, high temperature. When there is no such smoke pipe;2;4 、 the outdoor part of the smoke pipe must be equipped with stainless steel smoke pipe to prevent smoke leakage.2, exhaust gas intrusion, and for the violation of serious network downtime, priority should be given to the use of stainless steel smoke pipe or other corrosion resistance:1, extension foil smoke pipe, tail pipe using the random distribution of the stainless steel pipe through the wall extends outside, used in some special occasions can prevent rainwater intrusion, smoke pipe from the ceiling in accordance with the requirements of distance should be greater than 50mm, the connection did not use aluminum foil sealing tape;

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