1. We are highly specialized in the Tinplate business, with more than ten years' experiences in doing business with global clients. We provide high quality products together with an emphasis on after-sales service where the customer comes first.
2. Tinplate Dimension:
0.20*824W*1038 T4 25/25
Dimension: Thickness*Width*Length
Rolling direction will be 90 degrees with Coil Width, Namely “W” is Width direction of Rolling.
Hardness: T1~T6 Box annealing—BA Continuous annealing—CA
Temper:T3 = Hardness: 54-56
Temper:T4 = Hardness: 58-68
Tin Coating Weight: g/㎡
2.8/2.8 means the Tin Coating Weight on both sides of the Tinplate are 2.8g/㎡
Tinplate with dispersed tin coating(with different tin coating weight on both sides), such as SPTE#25/50,which means surface #25, and the back is #50
3. Tinplate Classification
Classification Method
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Type
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Symbol/Description
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Temper
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Single cold- rolled tinplate
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T1.T2.T3.T4.T5.T6 general >0.16mm
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Double cold- rolled tinplate
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DR-8.DR-9.DR-9M.DR-10 general≦0.16mm
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Steel Material
Type
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MR- Type
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Less residual trace elements,
Excellent corrosion resistance, Widely general purpose use
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L- Type
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Cu, Ni, Cr, Mo and other less residual trace elements, Used as excellent corrosion resistance can material
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D- Type
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For deep processing or timeless purpose
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Annealing Method
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Box-type Annealing
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BA
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Continuous Annealing
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CA
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Passivation
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cathode electrochemical passivation
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CE
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Chemical passivation
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CP
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Surface Condition
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Bright finish
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B
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Stone finish
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St
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Silver finish
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S
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Matt finish
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M
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Tin Coating
Weight
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Uniform tin coating Thickness
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2.8/2.8, 5.6/5.6, 8.4/8.4, 11.2/11.2
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Differential tin coating
Thickness
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5.6/2.8, 8.4/2.8, 8.4/5.6, 11.2/2.8, 11.2/5.6, 11.2/8.4, 15.1/5.6
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Surface Quality
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The first-degree tinplate
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Ⅰ
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The secondary degree tinplate
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Ⅱ
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Chemical
Resistance (excellent corrosion resistance)
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K-Plate
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Conform to PL/ISV/TCS/ATC
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J-Plate
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Conform to PL/ISV/TCS
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4. Classification according to the Hardness
Temper Mark
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Target Hardness(HR30T)
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Application
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T-1
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49±3
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For deep processing Can which requires softness
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Soft hardness, more for thick iron sheet, be chiefly used in Miscellaneous cans/Chemical cans and special shaped cans, etc.
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T-2
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53±3
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For deep processing Can which requires general softness
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T-2.5
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55±3
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For deep processing Can body & cover which requires well softness
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T-3
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57±3
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For Can body & cover which requires high hardness
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Moderate Hardness, popular thickness range in 0.18mm-0.25mm. Be chiefly used in food cans/drinking cans/Aerosol cans/Milk powder cans, etc.
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T-3.5
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59±3
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For general Can which requires tenacity
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T-4
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61±3
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For general Can which requires large tenacity
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T-5
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65±3
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For large-size can/can body & cover of the internal pressure vessel which requires bending resistance
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Higher Hardness, more for thin iron sheet. Be chiefly used in small cans/can cover, etc.
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DR-8
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73
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For the Can body & cover of the beer/carbonated drinks which requires stiffness and strength
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DR-9
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76
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For the Can body & cover of the beer/carbonated drinks which requires stiffness and strength, also can body of DrD Can
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Higher Hardness, more for thin iron sheet. Be chiefly used in small cans/can cover, etc.
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DR-9M
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77
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For the Can cover of the beer/carbonated drinks which requires stiffness and strength
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DR-10
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80
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For the top grade Can cover which requires stiffness and strength
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5. Three Common Tinplate Steel Material
Steel Base Material Code
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Chemical Component ≦%
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C
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Si
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Mn
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S
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P
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Cu
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Ni
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Cr
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Mo
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D
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0.12
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0.030
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0.60
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0.05
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0.020
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0.20
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0.15
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0.10
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0.05
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L
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0.13
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0.030
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0.60
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0.05
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0.015
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0.06
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0.04
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0.06
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0.05
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MR
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0.13
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0.030
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0.60
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0.05
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0.020
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0.20
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0.20
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0.10
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0.05
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6. Tinplate Application:
Tinplate is widely used for making all types of container including:
l Food Cans
l Beverage Cans
l Aerosol Cans
l General Line Cans
l Crown Cork
l Twist-off Caps
l Decorative Cans
l Components
MARK: D-type is Aluminum-Killed Steel, whole aluminum content will be≦0.020%, specialized in ultra-deep timeliness resistance.
L-type with lower content of Non-metallic inclusions and Residual elements, widely used in high corrosion resistance products.
MR-type with lower content of Non-metallic inclusions (similar with L-type), but the limitation of Residual elements doesn’t as strict as L-type. Widely used as base material for food packaging and other Tinplate purpose.