Round Aluminum Foil Lacquered Aluminium Lidding Foil for Food Packaging
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- Min Order Qty:
- 3 m.t.
- Supply Capability:
- 5000 m.t./month
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1.Description of Lacquered Aluminium Lidding Foil for Food Packaging
*No joint-points per 1000m
*Free samples
*Waterproof and acid attacks
*Surface: With or without gloss/mat effect
*Printed: clear, fastness, non-fade in high-temperature heat seal process
2.Why you want to choose us?
We've been specialized in aluminium foil for more than ten years, we know this product very well, we know what is good, what is the market price.
3.Specification and Application of Lacquered Aluminium Lidding Foil for Food Packaging
Application: Lid of yoghurt package, dairy package
Alloy: 8006 / 8011 / 8079
Temper: O
Thickness & tolerance: 0.03 - 0.05 mm (+/- 5%)
Width & tolerance: 200 - 1650 mm (+/- 1mm)
HSL Lacquer: PP / PS / PVC
Primer: Primer for printing
Standard: GB/T3198 / ASTM-B209 / EN546
4. Property of Lacquered Aluminium Lidding Foil for Food Packaging
pure aluminum 99.9%, First class barrier property against moisture, oxygen,
light corrosion and puncturing.
Strong sealing strength, bonding strength, tear strength and excellent compression
strength.
Non-breakage, non-leakage, non-delaminating, non-poisonous, odorless ,super damp-proof function
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6.FAQ:
1) What is your delivery time?
Our regular production time is over 30 days, It depends on the order quantity also.
2) What is your payment term?
We accept T/T, LC at sight, Usance LC 30, 60, 90, 120, 180 DAYS.
3) What is your price structure?
Our foil price is based on Shanghai Metal Price(SMM), not LME, but we could offer LME+ Conversion for your reference.
4) What is your Delivery term?
We do FOB, CFR, CIF, we don't do DDP.
5) Could you offer sample?
We could offer sample as your requirement. A4 Size sample is free for you, for bigger roll sample, it depends on the coil weight.
- Q: firstly, what are the metal/alloy used in:cambell's soup cansmilo canspaint bucketsare they all tin?secondly:i have heard that we are not allowed to put metals in the microwave but i have done it with aluminium foil and it glows a little (like a bulb filament), however, that's only due to the electromagnetic currents and it doesn't spoil the microwaveshould be fine right? (assuming that the container is an open body and expanding gases are not an issue) i have heard about the metal reflecting the waves but it doesn't make senseelectromagnetic shielding occurs only with magnetic material (iron steel etc) so other nonmagnetic metals should be safe.please answer even if you only know answers to 1 questions :)
- Tin cans aren't made of tinThey're made of steel with a tin coating to reduce corrosionMany cans are still made this way, but a large number are made of aluminumThe corrugated soup cans are this form of tinplate steelThe biggest problem with the microwave is if the charge built up on the metal is able to arc to frame of the microwaveThe arcing can burn a hole in the frame or damage the electronics inside.
- Q: I would have contacted you by email but your preferences aren't set to allow it.The Performance Corsa did indeed have a lugged aluminum frameIf you look closely each joint has a pop rivet that held the thing together as the epoxy hardenedThis was one of the UEC factory first forays into aluminumThe lugs and tubes were post treated prior to assembly.Those pop rivets never did give me a warm fuzzy feeling even when the bikes were newI still vote for recycling the frame into beer cans (or whatever they make out of aluminum frames).
- She got it from the Iraqi gerbal in the cage next door.
- Q: i have made a zebra head out of regular paper mache ( to be used as a mask )i plan on making many copies, so making multiple heads out of paper mache would take up a long timeso i thought i could use my paper mache head as a mold, then apply spackling to the surface, and then make copies by removing and repeatingwill spackling dry up like paper mache ?or am i better off just buying plaster ?
- Spackling is great in thin layers to fill all the pores in the surface of your paper mache object, but for casting it is not so handyMaking a cast from Plaster of Paris (gypsum), or perhaps silicone, will probably easier and more successfulAs you are talking about duplicating a mask, there is an even easier way which is also used to make casts from people's faces: Get a roll of plaster bandages as used for medical casts (broken legs)If there are no instructions on the package ask at the shop or pharmacy about how to use them!!! Before you apply the bandage to the mask, wrap the mask tightly in clingfilm (will not stick to the plaster), or aluminium foil which you cover lightly with vaseline (might not come off 100%), Note: I'm about to launch my arts crafts website (below), hopefully on Nov2ndMy first focus will be on paper mache and other paper craftsClick and have a look then!
- Q: Please include a balanced equation with phases thanks.
- The last guy got the calcs right but, that is one expensive piece of aluminiumI would go somewhere else:-) $7.50 per sq foot sounds more reasonable.
- Q: any ideas, my son has to make a airplane out of household things?
- Dried beans, legumes, dried peas, dried fruits, nuts, sunflower seeds, sesame seeds and many types of berriesThese foods are excellent sources of fiber.
- Q: Why is one side of aluminum foil shiny and the other side dull?
- That should work make sure it's wrapped good
- Q: Is the disposable foil box good for the body? Not full of hot food!
- The use of aluminum foil container: easy to use, easy to shape, safety and health, no smell, no leakage; good, uniform thermal conductivity and heating effect, can be used in oven, oven, steam heat and heating in the original packaging directly. Aluminum foil container can withstand more than 240 high temperature, used in fast food restaurants, takeaway shop signs, family kitchen, civil aviation enterprises and related services and food packaging industry!Quality aluminum foil made of high-grade disposable aluminum foil lunch boxes, mainly used in business packages, air catering, bread or cake, and takeaway. Disposable aluminum foil food box, aluminum foil container, aluminum foil container appearance neat, convenient and safe use, sanitation, no smell, no leakage. Aluminum box with good and uniform thermal conductivity and heating effect, can be widely used in oven, steamer directly in the original packaging and heatingStill in full bloom. However, these things are as little as possible as wellPlease accept my answer
- Q: If 3.61 g of aluminum metal reacts completely with excess CuCl2 in a single displacement reaction, what mass of copper metal is produced?I have no clue :(Thank you in advance!
- Do you need the work? Or just the answer? The answer is 12.75 gramsI can show you how I did it if you need itEDIT: The reaction is: Al + CuCl2 - AlCl3 + Cu So now you need to balance the equation because there are more chlorine atoms on the left side and you need them to be equalAl + 3CuCl2 - 2AlCl3 + Cu Now you have an equal amount of chlorine, but extra aluminum and copper, so you need to balance those out2Al + 3CuCl2 - 2AlCl3 + 3Cu Now you have that, you can do the stoichiomestryThe molar mass of aluminum is 26.89, so divide the amount of aluminum by that3.61 grams Al / 26.89 grams Al per 1 mol aluminum 0.134 moles of Al There are 2 moles of aluminum for every three moles of copper (up there where the equation is balanced is where I got thisThose coefficients in front of the equation are the moles of that molecule)You need to multiply 3/2 by 0.134 moles to find the moles of copper created(3 moles of copper / 2 moles of aluminum) x 0.134 moles of Aluminum 0.201 moles of copper created Now, just multiply by the molar mass of copper, which is 63.5460.201 moles of copper x 63.546 grams of copper per mol 12.77 moles of copper createdYour answers are always different depending on where you do your rounding, but it's not really a significant amount.
- Q: I want to make biscuits this morning but don't have a baking sheet right nowWhat can I use instead??
- Easy,put aluminium foil on your baking tray,Grease it then sprinkle flour on it.Works like a charm.
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Round Aluminum Foil Lacquered Aluminium Lidding Foil for Food Packaging
- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
- China main port
- Payment Terms:
- TT or LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 3 m.t.
- Supply Capability:
- 5000 m.t./month
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