Specification
There are several advantages to using 35-micron foil:
1) Exceptional stamping and forming capabilities
2) Adequate rigidity when forming containers
3) Consistent thickness that enables efficient machine operation
4) Ability to work on hand and fully automated production lines
5) Lower Cost than other container foil types (35 micron foil is less expensive than thicker foils for producing the same type of container)
6) Adequate Heat Resistance during cooking, grilling, and microwave use,
7) Balance of strength-to-cost ratio of foil options gives manufacturers the ability to produce Efficiently while meeting Consumer Expectations, including Food Safety and Convenience.
Details include:
| Type |
Aluminium Foil for Food Container Application |
| Application |
For different food container applications, Such as dishes, plates, trays etc |
| Grade |
Food Grade |
| Alloy |
3003/8011/8006 |
| Temper |
H22 H24 H18 O |
| Thickness |
0.03MM-0.15MM |
| Width |
200MM-1300MM |
| Surface |
Both sides bright |
| Packaging |
Free Fumigated wooden box |
Most Asked Questions by Customers about Food Container ManufacturingListed are frequently asked questions by customers when choosing the appropriate Jumbo roll container foil. There are MORE than 10 frequently asked questions.
1. What is the best alloy to use for manufacturing a 35-micron container?The most commonly used alloys are 3003 and 8011. The 3003 alloy provides increased strength; the 8011 alloy provides Better elongation.
2. Is 35-Micron Foil a good option for deep containers?It is recommended for use with Small and Medium Depth containers; for deeper trays, a 50-80 micron foil is recommended.
3. What is the width that Customers should use?The width will depend on the size of the forming machine mold; common widths for typical container presses range from 280-900mm.
4. Should Foil require lubrication?Yes. The use of a Food Grade Lubricating Oil will Improve Forming Productivity by increasing the Surface Smoothness and preventing the Foil from Tearing.
5. How is the production of containers affected by tempering?O-temper is the most common because it is softer and has excellent stretchability.
6. Why does container foil fluctuate in price?Because the price for container foil is based on the price of aluminum ingots on the international market and all suppliers are impacted according to the fluctuations of the aluminum ingots.
7. How does one have low pinhole rates with foil?Select suppliers with advanced rolling mills, pinhole detection devices and rigid quality inspection practices.
8. Are aluminum foil containers made from 35 microns safe to heat in the oven?Yes. Containers made from 35-micron aluminum foil can withstand the high temperatures of ovens.
9. How many containers can be produced with one ton of 35-micron aluminum foil?Production will depend on the size of the container, but it will generally produce between 10,000 and 20,000 containers per ton of foil.
10. What are the standard ID of the coil for jumbo rolls?The most commonly used are 76 mm and 152 mm paper cores.
11. How do customers select the correct alloy between 8011 and 3003?Customers should choose 3003 when higher strength is a priority. Customers should select the 8011 alloy for greater ductility and lower costs.
12. What should buyers look for regarding quality?Thickness tolerance, elongation, tensile strength, lubrication uniformity, and pinhole rate.
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