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Standard	JIS G3003,BS EN 10202
Material	MR, SPCC
Thickness	0.15-0.50mm
Width	600-1050mm
Temper	T1-T5; DR8
Coating	Both Equal and Differential Available
Surface finish	Bright, Stone, Silver, Matt
Oiling	DOS
Coil ID	508 mm
Coil weight	3-10 MT
Sheet weight	1-1.5 MT
Weight in one 20’ container	20-25 MT
Packaging	For coils: Anti-rust paper +metal cover +corner protected +wood skid For sheets: Thin plastic film +rust-proof paper +metal cover +metal angles + straps + pallet. Loaded in 20 feet container with max weight 25 tons
Application	Metal Container and Mechanical Parts

Q: What are the different methods of opening tinplate containers?: There are several methods of opening tinplate containers, including using a can opener, a knife or scissors, a key, or even pulling off the pull-tab lid found on some cans.

Q: How does tinplate affect the overall product shelf appeal?: Tinplate can significantly enhance the overall product shelf appeal due to its attractive and glossy appearance. The metallic finish of tinplate gives products a premium and luxurious look, making them stand out among competitors on store shelves. Additionally, tinplate's durability and ability to maintain its shape and color over time improve the product's presentation, creating a positive impression on consumers.

Q: Can tinplate be used for industrial containers?: Yes, tinplate can be commonly used for industrial containers due to its strength, durability, and resistance to corrosion.

Q: What is the process for printing on tinplate?: The process for printing on tinplate typically involves several steps. First, the tinplate sheets are cleaned and coated with a layer of primer to ensure proper adhesion of the ink. Then, the desired design or artwork is printed onto the tinplate using specialized printing techniques such as lithography or offset printing. After the printing is complete, the tinplate is usually coated with a protective varnish or lacquer to enhance its durability and resistance to corrosion. The printed tinplate sheets can then be further processed into various products, such as tin cans or decorative tin containers.

Q: Can tinplate be used for paint can packaging?: Yes, tinplate can be used for paint can packaging. Tinplate is a commonly used material for manufacturing paint cans due to its durability, corrosion resistance, and ability to be easily formed into different shapes and sizes.

Q: Can tinplate be used for outdoor signage?: Yes, tinplate can be used for outdoor signage. It is a durable material that can withstand various weather conditions, making it suitable for outdoor use.

Q: What are the different types of tinplate printing techniques?: There are three main types of tinplate printing techniques: lithography, silk screen printing, and varnishing.

Q: What are the main applications of tinplate in the pet care industry?: Tinplate is commonly used in the pet care industry for packaging various products such as pet food, treats, and supplements. Its main applications include canning and sealing these products, ensuring their long shelf life and preserving their quality. Tinplate's ability to resist corrosion and provide a protective barrier against light, moisture, and oxygen makes it an ideal choice for pet care products that require durability and preservation. Additionally, tinplate's versatility allows for unique and appealing packaging designs, attracting pet owners and enhancing product branding.

Q: How does tinplate contribute to the overall stackability of packaging?: Tinplate, being a lightweight and durable material, greatly contributes to the overall stackability of packaging. Its rigid structure ensures that the packaging can be safely stacked without collapsing or damaging the contents. This allows for efficient use of storage space and easy transportation, making tinplate an ideal choice for stackable packaging solutions.

Q: The composition of tinplate?: Tinplate is a tin covered with tin, it is not easy to rust, also known as tin iron. This kind of galvanized steel in a long time Chinese called "tin", some people think that the tin plate cans was made from the Guangdong province of Macao (English Macao for tinplate imports, readable) so called "tin".

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