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Electroytic Tinplate Coil SPTE ETP for Packaging Consumer Industrial Packaging

Electroytic Tinplate Coil SPTE ETP for Packaging Consumer Industrial Packaging

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25 m.t.
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1000 m.t./month

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Electroytic Tinplate Coil SPTE ETP

Tinplate has a beautiful metallic luster as well as excellent properties in corrosion resistance and paint-ability.

 

Available Specifications and Sizes

Steel TypeMR, SPCC
Temper (BA&CA)T1~T5, DR8~DR10
Coating1.1~11.2g/㎡
Thickness & Tolerance0.15~0.5mm (Tolerance: ±0.01mm)
Width & Tolerance600~1010mm (Tolerance: +2/-0mm)
I.D508 mm
Coil Weight3~10 MT
Passivation311
OilingDOS
Surface FinishBright, Stone, Silver, Matte, (B, R, R2, S, S1, S2, M)
Quantity for 20 Feet FCL20~25 Tons
PackageSeaworthy Export Standard Wooden Pallet

Special specifications are available on customers' requirements

 

Standard Comparison for Temper

Electroytic Tinplate Coil SPTE ETP for Packaging Consumer Industrial Packaging

 

 Tin coating weight

1.ETP

Electroytic Tinplate Coil SPTE ETP for Packaging Consumer Industrial Packaging

2.TFS

Electroytic Tinplate Coil SPTE ETP for Packaging Consumer Industrial Packaging

 

Applications of Tinplate and TFS: Consumer Packaging and Industrial Packaging

TINPLATEETP is primarily used for packaging foodstuffs and beverages, but it is also used in containers for oils, grease, paints, polishes, chemicals and many other products. Aerosol containers,caps and closures are also made from ETP.
TFSTFS are most frequently used for can tops, screws and lug caps, snap and press-on closures and shallow-drawn food cans.

 

Miscellaneous

in ElectronicsElectrodes, Cable tape, Magnetic screen covers, etc.
in EngineeringAutomotive oil filters. Automotive air filters, Gaskets, etc.
in ConstructionGas meter internal components, Heat exchangers, cookware, shelving, etc.

 

Package 

Q: How does tinplate compare to paperboard in terms of packaging applications?
Tinplate and paperboard have different characteristics that make them suitable for different packaging applications. Tinplate is a durable and corrosion-resistant material that is commonly used for packaging products that require protection from moisture, air, and light, such as canned food and beverages. It offers excellent barrier properties and can be easily shaped into various forms, making it ideal for products that require a tight seal. On the other hand, paperboard is a versatile and cost-effective option for packaging applications. It is lightweight, recyclable, and biodegradable, making it environmentally friendly. Paperboard is commonly used for packaging dry goods, such as cereal boxes, cosmetics, and pharmaceuticals. It provides good printing capabilities, allowing for attractive and informative designs. In summary, tinplate is preferred for products that require strong protection and preservation, while paperboard is suitable for lightweight products that benefit from eco-friendly packaging options. The choice between the two materials depends on the specific needs of the product and its target market.
Q: How is tinplate coated to prevent corrosion?
Tinplate is coated to prevent corrosion through a process called electrolytic tinning. In this process, a thin layer of tin is electroplated onto the surface of the tinplate, creating a barrier between the metal and its environment. This tin coating acts as a sacrificial layer, which means that it corrodes instead of the underlying metal. This protective coating helps to prevent the tinplate from rusting and extends its lifespan.
Q: What are the considerations for handling and storing tinplate coils?
There are several considerations for handling and storing tinplate coils. Firstly, it is important to handle the coils with care to prevent any damage or deformation. This includes using appropriate lifting equipment, avoiding dropping or dragging the coils, and ensuring a smooth and controlled transfer process. Secondly, the storage environment should be suitable for tinplate coils. They should be stored in a clean, dry, and well-ventilated area to prevent corrosion and rusting. It is recommended to keep the coils away from direct sunlight, extreme temperatures, and moisture. Additionally, proper stacking and organization of the coils is crucial. They should be stacked on flat and stable surfaces, with adequate support and spacing between each coil. Labeling the coils with relevant information such as date of manufacture, size, and grade can aid in efficient inventory management. Lastly, regular inspections should be conducted to identify any potential issues or defects. This includes checking for any signs of corrosion, dents, or scratches that may have occurred during handling or storage. Prompt action should be taken to address any problems to ensure the quality and integrity of the tinplate coils.
Q: How does tinplate compare to aluminum in terms of recyclability?
Tinplate is highly recyclable, just like aluminum. Both materials can be recycled repeatedly without losing their properties or quality.
Q: Can tinplate be used for signage?
Yes, tinplate can be used for signage. It is a durable and versatile material that can be easily shaped, painted, and printed on, making it suitable for creating various types of signs. Additionally, tinplate is corrosion-resistant, which ensures the longevity of the signage, even when exposed to outdoor elements.
Q: Tin cans and tin cans, which is good?
I think this question is not asked to tin tin, chrome tin and galvanized tin which is the best? Of course, the best is galvanized iron. The second is the tin tin, followed by chrome tin, iron box is made finally.
Q: How is tinplate recycled?
Tinplate is recycled through a process called steel recycling. The tin coating on the tinplate is first removed, usually through an acid bath. Then, the steel base is separated from the tin coating. The steel is melted down and used to make new steel products, while the tin coating can be reused for various applications, such as producing new tinplate or other tin-based products.
Q: What are the main factors influencing the consumer preferences for tinplate packaging?
The main factors influencing consumer preferences for tinplate packaging include its durability and ability to protect products, its recyclability and sustainability, its aesthetic appeal, the perception of higher quality and prestige associated with it, and the convenience and functionality it offers in terms of storage and opening.
Q: What are the different ways to seal tinplate cans?
There are several methods to seal tinplate cans. Some common ways include double seaming, soldering, welding, adhesive bonding, and using plastic or metal caps with sealing compounds. Each method has its own advantages and is chosen based on factors such as the type of product being packaged, desired shelf life, cost, and production requirements.
Q: Does tinplate corrode over time?
Yes, tinplate can corrode over time due to exposure to moisture, oxygen, and other corrosive elements. However, the corrosion rate of tinplate is relatively slow compared to other metals, thanks to the protective layer of tin that covers the steel base. Regular maintenance and proper storage conditions can help slow down the corrosion process.

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