Lacquered Tinplate T4

Name: Lacquered Tinplate T4
Brand: MARK METAL(TAIZHOU)CO.,LTD

print tinplate T4 lacquered tinplate mill tinplate gold lacquer tinplate with transparent lacquer colored tinplate Product: Tinplate sheet with lacquer, printed tinplate Material: MR, SPCC Thickness 0.15-0.49mm Width 600mm-986mm Cutting length 600mm-1160mm Temper: T2,T2.5 T3 T4 T5; DR8 DR7.5 DR9 Annealing: BA; Tin coating: 1.1/1.1; 2.2/2.2; 2.8/2.8; 5.6/5.6;2.0/2.0; 2.8/5.6 Surface finish: Bright, Stone, Silver, Matt any color customers want Weight per package 1.5-1.85MT

Corrosion Resistance Yes

Usage Packaging

Place of Origin Taizhou,China

Shape Rectangular

Size Customizable

Packaging Details one container around 25MT

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Product Description

print tinplate T4 lacquered tinplate mill tinplate gold lacquer tinplate with transparent lacquer colored tinplate

Product:	Tinplate sheet with lacquer, printed tinplate
Material:	MR, SPCC
Thickness	0.15-0.49mm
Width	600mm-986mm
Cutting length	600mm-1160mm
Temper:	T2,T2.5 T3 T4 T5; DR8 DR7.5 DR9
Annealing:	BA;
Tin coating:	1.1/1.1; 2.2/2.2; 2.8/2.8; 5.6/5.6;2.0/2.0; 2.8/5.6
Surface finish:	Bright, Stone, Silver, Matt any color customers want
Weight per package	1.5-1.85MT
standard	JIS G3303; EN10202 ASTM624
Price:	EXW;FOB,CFR,CIF
Payment terms:	L/C;T/T;DP;
MOQ:	25 Metric tons
Packing:	Seaworthy packing
Delivery:	45-60 days after advanced deposit or L/C.
Appliations:	Food cans, beverage cans, aerosol cans, cosmetics, paint cans, chemicals cans, storage cans, battery,stationery, etc
package	SUITABLE FOR EXPORT

Tinplate, also known as tin-coated steel or tin-plated steel, is a type of thin steel sheet that has been coated with a thin layer of tin on both sides. It is widely used in various industries due to its desirable properties and versatility.

The steel used in tinplate production is typically low-carbon steel, which is chosen for its excellent formability and strength. The tin coating is applied to the steel sheet through a process called electrolytic tinning. In this process, the steel sheet is passed through an electrolyte bath, and an electric current is applied to deposit a layer of tin onto the surface of the steel.