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Straight-Cut ETP Electrolytic Tinplate Sheet SPTE

Tailor-made food grade tinplate and chemical grade tinplate application, come with straight cut or scroll cut

产品编号:

1051275307463303168

Model:

Straight-cut Tinplate

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Application:

Various on Demand

Can size:

Various on Demand

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Classification:

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etp

tinplate

tin plate

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Straight-Cut ETP Electrolytic Tinplate Sheet SPTE

Electrolytic Tinplate (ETP) in Straight-Cut Sheet With or without lithography, enameled.

Tinplate is a thin steel sheet coated by tin. It has an extremely beautiful metallic luster as well as excellent properties in corrosion resistance, solderability, and weldability. Tinplate is used for making all types of containers such as food cansbeverage cans18-liter cans, and artistic cans. etc.

What are the properties of Tinplate and Tin Free Steel?

1. Recyclable: The metal residues resulting from manufacturing and using tinplate and tin free steel are recovered and transformed into raw material to create new products such as structural steel bars, concrete-made structures, car parts and agricultural machinery parts, among others.

2. Degradable: Steel degrades with corrosion (chemical reaction) and oxidizes in the presence of water and oxygen, returning to the soil as iron ore.

3. Magnetic Feature: Its magnetic feature allows separating it easily from other waste to be recycled or reused since its main component is iron.

4. Reusable: Cans of dry food are reused at home without having to be excessively cleaned, to be used for other applications.

5. Tin, Main Component: Tin is the most important element of tinplate and responsible of the conservation of food and the can’s lasting period, protecting the iron from corrosion due to the action of the products contained therein. Once the can is disposed of, the tin deteriorates with the action of external agents, accelerating the iron’s oxidation process and returning to the soil in its natural state.

6. Food Products and Beverages: Beer, soft drinks and nectars caps (known as Crown or Corona Caps) Glass jars caps (desserts, jams, sauces, etc.) Fruits, vegetables, meat, fish and prepared meals cans Dairy products cans (powder milk, condensed milk cream, vitamin enriched food) Dehydrated and dry foods cans (peanuts, raisins, cookies, oats, etc.)

7. Edible oil cans Industrial: Paints and aerosol cans Motor oil cans   Shoe polish and wax cans Make- up and pharmaceutical products cans Batteries, Toys Kitchenware: Trays, mill hoppers, graters and oil burners Decoration Cans And a wide range of industrial use items

Product Range: 

Product Standard

GB/T2520-2000 EN10202-2001 JISG3303-2002 ASTMA657M-2003

Dimension

Thickness(mm)

Width(mm)

Length(mm)

0.14~0.60mm (Tolerance:+/-0.003mm)

600~1000mm (Tolerance:+3/-0mm)

600~1200mm (Tolerance:+3/-0mm)

Tin Coating

Equal coating

Different coating

1.0/1.0, 2.0/2.0, 2.8/2.8, 5.6/5.6 (g/m²)

1.0/2.8, 2.8/4.0, 2.8/5.6, 2.0/5.6 (g/m²)

Temper

Single Reduced

Double Reduced

BA (Batch Annealing) &

CA (Continuous Annealing)

T1, T2, T3, T4, T5

DR7, DR8, DR9

Surface Roughness

Bright

≤0.35μm Ra

Stone

0.25-0.60μm Ra

Silver

≥0.90μm Ra

Matte

Various

How to calculate the Weight of Straight-cut Tinplate Sheet?

Tinplate Volume * Tinplate Density = Tinplate Weight

Take a example: 

Step 1. Tinplate Dimensions: Thickness 0.23mm x L960 x W850 = Volume

Step 2. Volume * 7.85  = Weight per piece of tinplate

Step 3. Pcs of Tinplate * Weight per piece = Weight per Pile (Target tinplate sheet pile)

Note: (7.85 is density factor (g/cm 3), equal 7.85 Ton per 1 Meter 3)

Tinplate Glossary

 

Base Box – unit of sale under the imperial system. A unit or area equivalent to 31, 360 sq.in.. (217.78 sq.ft.)

Base Weight – the theoretical weight in pounds of one base box.

Black Plate – a low carbon cold reduced steel intended for use in the uncoated state or for coating with tin or chromium for tin plate products.

Batch Annealing (BA) – This process involves slow heating and cooling of coils from a subcritical temperature, to soften and relieve stresses produced during cold reduction.

Coating Weight – A term referring to the desired amount of pounds of tin per base box of plate or grams of tin per square metre of plate.

Continuous Annealing (CA)– This process consists of passing the cold reduced strip continuously and in a single thickness through a furnace consisting of preheating, soaking and cooling zones, to soften and relieve stresses produced during cold reduction.

Differentially Coated Tin Plate – Electrolytic tin plate with a different weight of tin coating on each side, normally, "line marked" on the heavy coated side.

Double Reduced (2CR) – A product which is given a partial cold reduction then annealed and given another cold reduction to the final thickness. The resulting product is stiffer, harder and stronger than a single reduced product and offers economies, in many instances, to users by enabling them to use lighter thicknesses of tinplate and TFS.

Drawn and Ironed (D&I) – Process for making two piece cans in which a circular blank is drawn through a die to form a cup and then thinned to final dimensions by being forced through a series of two or more progressively smaller diameter ironing rings.

Draw-Redraw (DRD) – Process for making two piece cans in which a circular blank is drawn through a die to form a shallow cup and then redrawn through two or more dies to produce a can of desired dimensions.

Electrolytic Chromium Coated Steel (ECCS or TFS) – A low carbon steel, single or double reduced black plate having a thin coating of chromium/chromium oxide applied eletrolytically.

Electrolytic Tin Coated Sheet (ETCS) – Cold rolled sheets 0.0150 inch and thicker, which have been processed through an electrolytic tinning operation and on which tin coating of various weights are deposited.

Electrolytic Tin Plate – Cold rolled low carbon steel of 0.0149 inch thickness or lighter on which tin has been electrodeposited.

K-Plate – Electrolytic tin plate with a tin coating of No. 50 (imperial) or heavier, with improved corrosion performance for some galvanic detinning food products.

Matte Finish – An unmelted tin coating which has a dull appearance.

Melted Finish – A bright finish or fused finish.

Pickling – A process of removing iron oxide from hot rolled bands by immersion in acid solution prior to cold reduction.

Rolling Width – The dimension of the sheet perpendicular to the rolling direction of the steel strip.

Steel Type D – An aluminum killed based metal steel sometimes required to minimize severe fluting and stretcher strains or for severe drawing applications or where special directional properties are required.

Steel Type L – Base metal steel, low in metalloid and residual elements. Sometimes used for improved internal corrosion resistance for certain food product containers.

Steel type MR – Base metal steel similar in metalloid content to Type L, but less restrictive in residual elements, commonly used for most tin plate applications.

Temper – An arbitrary number designation to indicate the forming properties of tin mill products.

Sita – Unit of sale under the metric system. One sita is equivalent to 100 square metres (m2) and equals 4.9426 base boxes

  T1 - T5 DR7 - DR9
 

Available

Size Range

Size Range

for

Normal Production

Available

Size Range

Size Range for

Normal Production

Thickness (mm)

0.13 - 0.50 0.18 - 0.50 0.13 - 0.40 0.15 - 0.25
Width (mm) 700 - 1150 600 - 990 700 - 1150 700 - 950
Length (mm) 600 - 1200 500 - 1050 500 - 1060 500 - 1000

Tinplate Application:

  Temper Grade Hardness Guarantee. HR30T Applications
Single Reduced T-1 49 ± 5 Deep drawing 2-PC Cans, nozzles and other applications involving deep drawing that requires large flexibility.
T-2 53 ± 5 Deep drawing 2-PC cans that require moderate drawability and some stiffness.
T-2.5 55 ± 5 Canbody and Can End require the drawability of T-2 in combination with the stiffness of T-3. For general use.
T-3 57 ± 5 Canbody and Can End require good stiffness.
T-4 61 ± 5 Can bodies, ends and crowns that require comparatively large stiffness.
T-5 65 ± 5 Can bodies, ends and other applications that require excellent buckling-resistance.
Double Reduced DR-8 73 ± 5 Bodies of carbonated beverage cans and beer cans that require stiffness and strength.
DR-9 76 ± 5 Ends of carbonated beverage cans and beer cans that require stiffness and strength.
DR-9M 77 Caps of Beer and other Carbonated beverage that require stiffness.
DR-10 80 ± 5 luxurious cap that require strength.

 

 

Packaging Details: Anti-rust paper, steel cover, corner protect by angles,steel strips and pallets.

 

 

 

 

 

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