Aluminum foil thickness for different purposes Alloy Alloy state Typical thickness(mm) Processing methods End use smoke foil 1235-O、8079-O 0.006～0.007 Composite paper, coloring, printing, etc. Used in cigarette packaging after lining, printing or painting. Flexible packaging foil 8079-O、1235-O 0.006～0.009 Composite paper, plastic film embossing, coloring, printi ...
Cigarette aluminum foil parameters Alloy: 3004 8001 Thickness: 0.018-0.2mm Length: can be customized according to customer needs Surface: One side has a high light emissivity, and the other side has a soft matt finish. what is the metallic paper in a cigarette box The metallic paper in cigarette packs is aluminum foil. One is to keep fragrance. Aluminum foil can prevent the smell of cigarette ...
Alloy parameters of aluminum foil for labels Alloy type: 1xxx, 3xxx, 8xxx Thickness: 0.01mm-0.2mm Width: 100mm-800mm Hardness: To ensure the stability and processability of the label. Surface treatment: Coating or painting treatment to improve the corrosion resistance and aesthetics of the label. Alloy type of aluminum foil for labels 1050, 1060, 1100 With high purity ...
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Parameters of aluminum foil for hairdressing Alloy: 8011 Temper: soft Type: roll Thickness: 9mic-30mic Length: 3m-300m Width: Custom Size Accepted Color: Customers' Request Treatment: Printed, Embossed Use: hair dressing Production: Hair Salon Foils, Hair Dressing Foil Main features and advantages of hairdressing foil: It is suitable for bleaching and dyeing h ...
In the production of double foil, the rolling of aluminum foil is divided into three processes: rough rolling, intermediate rolling, and finishing rolling. From a technological point of view, it can be roughly divided from the thickness of the rolling exit. The general method is that the exit thickness is greater than Or equal to 0.05mm is rough rolling, the exit thickness is between 0.013 and 0.05 is intermediat ...
Household foil is widely used in cooking, freezing, preservation, baking and other industries. The disposable aluminum foil paper has the advantages of convenient use, safety, sanitation, no odor and no leakage. In the refrigerator or freezer, aluminum foil can be directly wrapped on the food, which can keep the food from deformation, avoid the water loss of fish, vegetables, fruits and dishes, and prevent the le ...
Aluminum foil has the following advantages in food packaging: Barrier property. Aluminum foil has excellent resistance to water, air (oxygen), light, and microorganisms, which are important factors in food spoilage. Therefore, aluminum foil has a good protective effect on food. Easy processing. Aluminum has a low melting point, good heat sealing, and easy molding. Can be processed into any shape according to ...
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 ...
Coiling defects mainly refer to loose, layer channeling, tower shape, warping and so on. Aluminum foil roll during the winding process. Because the tension of aluminum foil is limited, enough tension is the condition to form a certain tension gradient. Therefore, the winding quality ultimately depends on good shape, reasonable process parameters and suitable precision sleeve. It is ideal to obtain tight coils ...
Aluminum foil packaging development history: Aluminum foil packaging began in the early 20th century, when aluminum foil as the most expensive packaging material, only used for high-grade packaging. In 1911, the Swiss confectionery company began wrapping chocolate in aluminum foil, gradually replacing tinfoil in popularity. In 1913, based on the success of aluminum smelting, the United States began to produce ...