Electrolytic Tinplate of Prime Quality for Food Cans Use 0.19mm Thickness

Product Description:

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

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.

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

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.

The feature of anti-oxidation, various kinds and beauty in printing enable tinplate enjoys widely usage in food can package, pharmaceutical package, daily application packing, apparatus package and industrial pack.

From the first food can to be produced in the year of 1810 in British, the development trend of tinplate has become thinner thickness and less tin coating to adjust the change of can industry and save cost.

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

4.Electrolytic Tinplate of Prime Quality for Food Cans 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 Food Cans 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