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Please kindly refer to Specifications:

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 environmental impacts of tinplate production?: The production of tinplate has several significant environmental impacts. Firstly, the extraction of tin from its ore requires extensive mining operations, which can result in habitat destruction, soil erosion, and water pollution. Additionally, the smelting process releases various air pollutants, including sulfur dioxide and particulate matter, contributing to air pollution and potentially causing respiratory issues. Furthermore, the tin coating process involves the use of chemicals, such as acids and solvents, which can lead to water contamination if not properly managed. Lastly, the disposal of tinplate waste, including scrap and byproducts, can pose challenges in terms of proper handling and recycling, potentially leading to landfill accumulation. Overall, the environmental impacts of tinplate production underline the importance of adopting sustainable practices and promoting circular economy principles in this industry.

Q: How does tinplate perform in terms of UV resistance?: Tinplate has limited UV resistance and is not inherently UV stable. However, it can be coated or painted with UV-resistant materials to enhance its resistance to UV radiation.

Q: Can tinplate be used for frozen food packaging?: Yes, tinplate can be used for frozen food packaging. Tinplate is a commonly used material for food cans and it provides excellent protection against moisture, light, and oxygen, which helps to maintain the quality and freshness of frozen food products.

Q: What are the common thicknesses of tinplate?: The common thicknesses of tinplate range from 0.13mm to 0.49mm, with the most commonly used thicknesses being 0.18mm, 0.20mm, and 0.23mm.

Q: What are the properties of tinplate?: Tinplate is a type of steel coated with a thin layer of tin, which gives it several advantageous properties. It is highly corrosion resistant, making it ideal for packaging food and beverages. Tinplate is also malleable, allowing it to be easily formed into various shapes and sizes. It has excellent solderability, enabling tight and secure seals. Additionally, tinplate offers good heat resistance, electrical conductivity, and is lightweight.

Q: What are the common closure mechanisms for tinplate containers?: The common closure mechanisms for tinplate containers include screw caps, snap-on lids, and lever-lid closures.

Q: Can tinplate be used for packaging of flammable liquids?: No, tinplate is not suitable for packaging flammable liquids as it can easily react with the contents and potentially cause a fire or explosion.

Q: Can tinplate packaging be used for microwaveable products?: No, tinplate packaging should not be used for microwaveable products as it can cause sparks and potential fire hazards.

Q: Can tinplate be used in extreme temperatures?: Yes, tinplate can be used in extreme temperatures. Tinplate is known for its excellent heat resistance properties, making it suitable for applications in extreme temperatures. The tin coating on the steel substrate provides protection against corrosion and helps maintain the structural integrity of the tinplate even in high or low temperature environments.

Q: How is tinplate printed and decorated?: Tinplate is typically printed and decorated through a process called lithography. This involves creating a design on a flat surface, often using a metal plate, which is then transferred onto the tinplate using ink. Various techniques such as offset printing or screen printing can be employed to achieve different effects and colors. Additionally, other decorative elements like embossing or varnishing may be applied to enhance the visual appeal of the tinplate.

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