Prime Electrolytic Tinplate for Metal Package of Chemical or Industrial Useage
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- 30000 m.t./month
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1.Structure of Prime Electrolytic Tinplate for Metal Package of Chemical or Industrial Useage Description
Electrolytic Tinplate undoubtedly enjoys the pride of place as a packaging medium especially for food. It owes its unique position to its "nine layer sandwich structure", each of which contributes to its eminence as a packing material. The steel base of electrolytic tinplate provides the necessary strength and formability for can fabrication. The tin-iron alloy layer provides the bond between the steel and free tin layer. The free tin layer is not only responsible for the attractive bright finish and ease of solderability but is also non-toxic- a factor of vital importance in food packaging!
2.Main Features of the Prime Electrolytic Tinplate for Metal Package of Chemical or Industrial Useage
The origin of tinplate is from Bohemian, from 14th century, the people there began to produce tinplate. Also known as electrolytic tinplate, which stand for tin coating on the surface of cold rolled coil for preventing rust. The unique characteristics of tinplate steel decides its comprehensive range of application in international tinplate packaging industry. With the abundance extend of CC and DR steel material, and tin free steel, which enhance the development of technology of packaging industrialization, the innovation is ubiquitous in tinplate steel.
Tin is not good for low temperature applications since it changes structure and loses adhesion when exposed to temperatures below – 40 deg C.
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4.Prime Electrolytic Tinplate for Metal Package of Chemical or Industrial Useage Specification
Specification of :
Standard: ISO 11949 -1995, GB/T2520-2000,JIS G3303,ASTM A623, BS EN 10202
Material: MR,SPCC
Thickness：0.15mm - 0.50mm
Width: 600mm -1150mm
Temper: T1-T5
Annealing: BA & CA
Coil Inner Diameter: 508mm
Weight: 6-10 tons/coil 1~1.7 tons/sheets bundle
Passivation:311
Oil: DOS
Surface: Finish,bright,stone,matte,silver
5.FAQ of Prime Electrolytic Tinplate for Metal Package of Chemical or Industrial Useage
- What is tinning and how does it work?
Tinning is the process of thinly coating sheets of wrought iron or steel with tin, and the resulting product is known as tinplate. It is most often used to prevent rust.
- Do you only have prime quality tinplate?
We can supply both prime and second quality tinplate.
- Q: What are the main growth opportunities for the tinplate industry?
- The main growth opportunities for the tinplate industry include the increasing demand for sustainable and eco-friendly packaging solutions, the rapid growth of the food and beverage industry, and the rising popularity of canned products in emerging markets. Additionally, technological advancements in tinplate production and the development of innovative coatings and printing techniques offer opportunities for differentiation and market expansion.
- Q: Can tinplate be used for packaging frozen food?
- Yes, tinplate can be used for packaging frozen food. Tinplate is a type of steel coated with a thin layer of tin, which provides excellent protection against moisture, oxygen, and light. This makes it suitable for packaging frozen food as it helps to maintain the quality and freshness of the product by preventing freezer burn and preserving its taste and texture. Tinplate is also durable and can withstand low temperatures without warping, making it a reliable choice for frozen food packaging.
- Q: How is tin coating applied to the steel substrate?
- Tin coating is typically applied to a steel substrate through a process known as electroplating. In this method, the steel substrate is first cleaned to remove any impurities, then it is immersed in an electrolyte solution containing tin ions. A direct current is then passed through the solution, causing the tin ions to be attracted to the steel surface and form a thin layer of tin coating. This process ensures uniform coverage and adherence of the tin coating to the steel substrate.
- Q: How is tinplate coated with tin?
- Tinplate is coated with tin through a process called electroplating, where a layer of tin is deposited onto the surface of the tinplate using an electric current.
- Q: Can tinplate be used for hazardous material packaging?
- Yes, tinplate can be used for hazardous material packaging. Tinplate is a strong and durable material that provides a high level of protection against leakage, corrosion, and external impacts. It is commonly used for packaging hazardous materials such as chemicals, paints, and solvents, as it meets the required safety standards and regulations.
- Q: How is tinplate coated for stationery and office supplies?
- Tinplate for stationery and office supplies is typically coated through a process called electrolytic tin coating. This involves immersing the tinplate in an electrolyte solution and passing an electric current through it, causing tin ions to deposit onto the surface of the metal. This coating provides protection against corrosion and enhances the visual appeal of the tinplate for use in various stationery and office supply applications.
- Q: How is tinplate coated for aerosol cans?
- Tinplate is coated for aerosol cans through a process called electroplating. The tinplate is immersed in an electrolyte solution and an electric current is passed through it, causing tin ions from the solution to be deposited onto the surface of the tinplate. This electroplating process ensures a thin and uniform layer of tin coating, providing corrosion resistance and a shiny appearance to the aerosol cans.
- Q: What are the different closure mechanisms for tinplate cans?
- There are several closure mechanisms used for tinplate cans, including the traditional double seam closure, snap-on lids, twist-off caps, and easy-open ends.
- Q: How long does tinplate take to corrode?
- The rate at which tinplate corrodes depends on various factors such as environmental conditions, exposure to moisture, and the presence of corrosive agents. Generally, tinplate is known for its excellent resistance to corrosion, and it can take several years or even decades before any significant corrosion occurs. However, it is important to note that the protective tin coating can wear off over time, making the underlying steel susceptible to corrosion. Regular maintenance and proper storage can help prolong the lifespan of tinplate and prevent corrosion.
- Q: What are the different ways to recycle tinplate closures?
- There are several different ways to recycle tinplate closures. One way is to separate the tinplate from other materials, such as plastic or glass, and then melt it down to create new tinplate products. Another method is to crush the closures into small pieces and use them as aggregate in construction materials like concrete. Tinplate closures can also be reprocessed and used in the production of new closures or other metal products. Additionally, recycling facilities may accept tinplate closures and send them to specialized recycling centers for further processing.
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Prime Electrolytic Tinplate for Metal Package of Chemical or Industrial Useage
- Ref Price:
-
- Loading Port:
- Shanghai
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 25 m.t.
- Supply Capability:
- 30000 m.t./month
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OKorder Financial Service
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