SPTE Tinplate Coil

Application

Electrolytic tinplate coil (ETP), the English abbreviation is SPTE. Tinplate is a thin steel plate coated with tin. It has extremely beautiful metallic luster and excellent corrosion resistance, weldability and weldability. Tinplate is used to manufacture various types of containers such as food cans, beverage cans, art cans. Tin, main component: Tin is the most important element of tinplate, responsible for preserving the shelf life of foods and cans, protecting the iron from corrosion due to the action of the products contained in it. SPTE Tinplate Coil has the characteristics of corrosion resistance, non-toxicity, high strength and good ductility. Suitable for metal packaging materials, good sealing performance, widely praised.

Description

Introduction

The tinplate is a thin steel plate coated with tin. It has extremely beautiful metallic luster and excellent corrosion resistance, weldability, and weldability. SPTE Tinplate Coil is used to make various containers such as food cans, beverage cans, 18-liter cans, and art cans.
The characteristics of tinplate:
1. Recyclable: Recycle and convert metal residues from the manufacture and use of tinplate and tin-free steel into raw materials to manufacture new products, such as structural steel, concrete structures, auto parts agricultural machinery parts, etc.
2. Degradable: Steel degrades due to corrosion (chemical reaction) and oxidizes in the presence of water and oxygen, returning to the soil in the form of iron ore.
3. Magnetic characteristics: Since its main component is iron, its magnetic characteristics can easily separate it from other wastes for recycling or reuse.
4. Reusable: Canned dry food can be reused at home, without excessive cleaning, it can be used for other purposes.
5. Tin, main component: Tin is the most important element of tinplate, responsible for preserving the shelf life of foods and cans and protecting the iron from corrosion due to the action of the products contained in it. Once the cans are disposed of, the tin deteriorates under the action of external factors, speeding up the iron oxidation process and returning to the soil in its natural state.
6. Food and Beverages: Beer, soft drink, and nectar bottle caps (called crown caps or corona caps) Glass bottle caps (desserts, jams, sauces, etc.) Fruit, vegetable, meat, fish, and prepared food jars Dairy jars ( Milk powder, condensed milk cream, vitamin-enriched foods) dehydrated and canned dry foods (peanuts, raisins, biscuits, oatmeal, etc.)
7. Edible oil cans Industry: Paint and aerosol cans Motor oil cans Shoe polish and wax cans Cosmetic and pharmaceutical cans Batteries, toys Kitchen utensils: trays, grinding hoppers, graters and oil burners Decorative cans and various items for industrial use

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