ETP Tinplate Sheet

Application

SPCC Mr GradeTin Coating Electrolytic tinplate is also known as tinplate, tin-plated thin steel, the English abbreviation is SPTE, ETP. Tinplate refers to a cold-rolled low-carbon thin steel sheet or steel strip coated with pure tin on both sides. Tin plating plays a major and important role in preventing corrosion and rust. ETP Tinplate Sheet has the strength and formability of steel with the corrosion resistance, solderability and aesthetic appearance of tinplate. Electrolytic tinplate is one of the metal packaging materials, widely used in the production of paint cans, chemical packaging cans, cables, batteries, metal printing, etc. For bottle caps, some customers also need TFS, if you have some needs for TFS, you can also contact us.

Description

Tinplate tin-plated steel is very versatile. From food and beverage packaging materials to grease tanks, chemical tanks, and other miscellaneous tanks, the advantages and characteristics of tinplate provide good physical and chemical protection for the contents.
For tanks:
Light will cause and accelerate the oxidation reaction of oil, reduce the nutritional value, and may also produce harmful substances. Even more serious is the damage of oily vitamins, especially vitamins D and A. Corrosion resistance is the most important property of tinplate tinned steel. The acid leaching time lag value, iron dissolution value, tin plating grain size, alloy tin primary cell value, and tin layer thickness are collectively referred to as the five corrosion resistance indicators of tinplate. The corrosion resistance of tin-plated sheets should be comprehensively measured through a comprehensive evaluation of these five indicators. The mechanical properties of tinplate tin-plated steel mainly refer to the mechanical properties of the steel matrix, including mechanical properties (tempering) and formability (burst cup value). The degree of tempering is hardness. The comprehensive mechanical properties of tinplate are generally described by the degree of tempering. The tempering degree of the tinplate is expressed by the surface Rockwell hardness value HR30T, and the symbol is composed of T plus numbers. Different national standards express different methods of hardness. Table 2 lists the expression method of hardness and the comparison of hardness range. The cupping value is mainly used to evaluate the plasticity and ductility of tinplate.

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