Honeycomb Aluminium foil Details Typical alloy 3003 5052 Temper O,H14, H16, H22, H24, O、H12、H14、H16、H18、H19、H22、H24、H26 Thickness (mm) 0.005-0.2 0.03-0.2 Width (mm) 20-2000 20-2000 Length (mm) Customized Treatment mill finish payment method LC/TT what is Honeycomb aluminum foil? Honeycomb aluminum foil has the advantages of light weight, high strengt ...
what is Pure aluminum foil? Aluminum that is 99% pure or higher is called pure aluminum. Primary aluminium, the metal produced in an electrolysis furnace, contains a series of "impurities". However, in general, only iron and silicon elements exceed 0.01%. For foils larger than 0.030 mm (30µm), the most common aluminum alloy is en aw-1050: pure aluminium foil with at least 99.5% aluminium. (Aluminum larger tha ...
What is Extra-heavy duty aluminum foil Extra-heavy duty aluminum foil is a type of aluminum foil that is thicker and more durable than standard or heavy-duty aluminum foil. It is designed to withstand higher temperatures and provide extra strength, making it suitable for more demanding applications in the kitchen and beyond. Extra-heavy duty aluminum foil common alloys The common alloy used for extra-heavy ...
what is 8021 alloy aluminum foil？ 8021 alloy aluminum foil has excellent moisture resistance, shading, and extremely high barrier ability: elongation, puncture resistance, and strong sealing performance. The aluminum foil after compounding, printing, and gluing is widely used as a packaging material. Mainly used for food packaging, blister drug packaging, soft battery packs, etc. The Advantages Of 8021 a ...
what is Aluminum Foil For Microwave Oven It is commonly used to cover or wrap food items during microwave cooking, reheating, or defrosting to prevent moisture loss, splattering, and to promote even heating. However, it is important to note that not all aluminum foil is safe for use in microwave ovens. Regular aluminum foil can cause sparks and potentially damage the microwave oven, or even start a fire. Ther ...
Common aluminum foil materials are 8011 aluminum foil and 1235 aluminum foil. The alloys are different. What's the difference? Aluminum foil 1235 aluminum foil is different from 8011 aluminum foil alloy. The process difference lies in the annealing temperature. The annealing temperature of 1235 aluminum foil is lower than that of 8011 aluminum foil, but the annealing time is basically the same. 8011 aluminum foi ...
1. Chemical composition: The alloy grades of aluminum foil for heat exchange fins mainly include 1100, 1200, 8011, 8006, etc. From the perspective of use, air conditioners do not have strict requirements on the chemical composition of aluminum heat exchange fins. Without surface treatment, 3A21 aluminum alloy has relatively good corrosion resistance, high mechanical properties such as strength and elongation, ...
Cast-rolled aluminum foil production process Aluminum liquid, aluminum ingot -> Smelt -> Continuous roll casting -> Winding -> Cast roll finished product Plain foil production process Plain foil -> Cast-rolled coil -> Cold rolled -> Foil rolling -> Slitting -> Annealing -> Plain foil finished product The manufacture of aluminum foil is similar to making pasta at home. A large b ...
1. Uncoated aluminum foil Uncoated aluminum foil refers to aluminum foil that has been rolled and annealed without any form of surface treatment. In my country 10 years ago, the aluminum foil used for air-conditioning heat exchangers in foreign countries about 15 years ago was all uncoated aluminum foil. Even at present, about 50% of the heat exchange fins used in foreign developed countries are still uncoated ...
Aluminum foil lunch boxes made of aluminum foil can be processed into various shapes and are widely used in food packaging such as pastry baking, airline catering, takeaway, cooked food, instant noodles, instant lunch and other food fields. The aluminum foil lunch box has a clean appearance and good thermal conductivity. It can be heated directly on the original packaging with ovens, microwave ovens, steamers and ...
The rolling oil and other oil stains remaining on the surface of the foil, which are formed on the foil surface to varying degrees after annealing, are called oil spots. The main reasons for oil spots: high degree of oil in aluminum foil rolling, or inappropriate distillation range of rolling oil; mechanical oil infiltration in aluminum foil rolling oil; improper annealing process; excessive oil on the surface ...