Electrolytic Tinplate of Prime Quality for Chemical Use 0.19mm Thickness

Loading Port:Qingdao

Payment Terms:TT or LC

Min Order Qty:50 m.t.

Supply Capability:30000 m.t./month

Product Description:

1.Structure of Electrolytic Tinplate of Prime Quality for Chemical Use 0.19mm Thickness Description


Electrolytic Tinplate is a thin steel sheet coated by tin. It has an extremely beautiful metallic luster as well as excellent properties in corrosion resistance, solder ability, and weld ability.


2.Main Features of the Electrolytic Tinplate of Prime Quality for Chemical Use 0.19mm Thickness


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!


3.Electrolytic Tinplate of Prime Quality for Chemical Use 0.19mm Thickness Images


Electrolytic Tinplate of Prime Quality for Chemical Use 0.19mm Thickness

Electrolytic Tinplate of Prime Quality for Chemical Use 0.19mm Thickness

Electrolytic Tinplate of Prime Quality for Chemical Use 0.19mm Thickness


4.Electrolytic Tinplate of Prime Quality for Chemical Use 0.19mm Thickness Specification


Standard: ISO 11949 -1995, GB/T2520-2000,JIS G3303,ASTM A623, BS EN 10202

Material: MR

Thickness:0.19mm

Width: 600mm

Temper: T3

Annealing: BA 

Coil Inner Diameter: 508mm

Weight: 6-10 tons/coil 1~1.7 tons/sheets bundle

Passivation:311

Oil: DOS 

Surface: Finish


5.FAQ of Electrolytic Tinplate of Prime Quality for Chemical Use 0.19mm Thickness


- How are the tinplates specified?

  The tinplates are specified as per the steel base, extent of tempering, the coating weight, annealing method and the surface finish.


- How many types there are for base steels?

  The base steels are of three types: Type MR, L, D