Tinplate sheets, coils, and base materials
Tinplate coil slitting sheet/Tinned steel sheet cut-to-length plate Refers to the process of cutting large coils of tinplate (tinned steel sheets) into specified dimensions of flat sheets through slitting and leveling processes. It is a common raw material in industries such as canning, hardware, and packaging. This type of sheet is the basic form of tinplate deep processing and can be slit into different specifications according to requirements (dimensions based on customer orders). It can subsequently be stamped or bent into can bodies/easy-open lids, metal packaging boxes, hardware accessories, etc.
Electrolytic Tinplate (ETP) is a low-carbon steel sheet that has been electrolytically coated with tin, widely used in packaging for food, beverages, chemical products, and other applications. With its excellent corrosion resistance, superior processability, and attractive appearance, tinplate has become an indispensable material in modern packaging industry. Our tinplate products strictly adhere to international standards and utilize advanced manufacturing processes to ensure exceptional quality in every coil.
Chrome-plated Steel Coil (Tin-Free Steel, abbreviated as TFS) is a high-quality raw material supplied in coil form, belonging to the "un-cut coil" state, serving as the basic material for subsequent processing. As a key raw material in the metal packaging industry, chrome-plated steel coil undergoes precise surface treatment processes, possessing excellent corrosion resistance and processing performance, and requires further cutting and processing before being applied to end products. This product is widely used in the production of packaging containers for industries such as food, beverages, and chemicals, providing a reliable material foundation for various metal packaging products.
Chrome-plated iron coil slitting sheet/chrome-plated steel coil cut-to-length sheet refers to the process of cutting large rolls of Electrolytic Chrome Coated Steel (also known as TFS, Tin Free Steel) into specified dimensions through slitting and leveling processes. It is a commonly used raw material in industries such as canning, hardware, and packaging. This type of sheet is the basic form of deep-processed chrome-plated iron, which can be slit into different specifications (sizes according to customer orders) as needed, and can subsequently be stamped, bent into can bodies/easy-open lids, metal packaging boxes, hardware accessories, etc.
