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FAQ

Tinplate contributes to the protection of pharmaceutical products by providing a reliable and durable packaging material. Its corrosion-resistant properties prevent contamination and ensure the integrity and safety of the products. Additionally, tinplate's ability to block out light and oxygen helps to extend the shelf life of pharmaceuticals, maintaining their effectiveness over time.

Tinplate is coated with organic materials for specific applications through a process called organic coating or lacquering. The tinplate is first cleaned and prepared to ensure proper adhesion of the organic coating. Then, a layer of organic material such as epoxy, polyester, or acrylic resin is applied to the tinplate surface using various methods like coil coating or spray coating. This organic coating provides protection against corrosion, enhances the tinplate's appearance, and allows for customization based on specific requirements of the application.

The cost of tinplate varies depending on factors such as the market demand, quantity purchased, and quality specifications. It is best to check with suppliers or market sources for the current pricing.

Tinplate contributes to the overall protection of packaged products by providing a durable and corrosion-resistant barrier. This helps to prevent contamination, spoilage, and damage from external factors such as moisture, oxygen, light, and microorganisms. Tinplate also offers excellent heat resistance, ensuring the integrity and safety of the packaged products during transportation, storage, and usage.

Yes, tinplate can be used for packaging hazardous materials. Tinplate is a durable and corrosion-resistant material that can effectively contain and protect hazardous substances. It is commonly used in the packaging industry for various hazardous materials such as chemicals, paints, and flammable liquids. Tinplate's ability to withstand extreme conditions and its impermeability to gases and liquids make it a suitable choice for hazardous material packaging.

Tinplate packaging contributes to product protection against odors due to its ability to create a barrier between the product and the external environment. The non-porous nature of tinplate prevents the penetration of odorous substances, ensuring that the product remains uncontaminated and free from any unwanted smells. Additionally, tinplate packaging is often coated with a protective layer, further enhancing its ability to prevent odor transfer.

Tinplate is typically stored in a dry and well-ventilated area to prevent moisture and rust formation. It should be kept away from direct sunlight, extreme temperatures, and any corrosive substances. Additionally, stacking tinplate sheets or coils should be done carefully to avoid any damage or deformation.

Who can tell me how to adjust the roller seal defects?

The sealing process of hxa tank by double seam operation completed. Double seam method refers to two different groove shape of seaming rolls, through two feed motion sequence, the tank body and the tank cover with lid, crochet and cans, flanging hook tightly, so as to achieve the purpose of sealing method. Simply, that is the first edge hook, two edge compression molding.