Tinplate Coil
Tinplate Coil
Electrolytic Tinplate Coil (ETP)
Electrolytic tinplate coil is low-carbon mild steel sheet or coil coated on both surfaces with tin that is applied in continuous electrolytic operation. The surface of electrolytic tinplate coil is normally subjected to a passivation treatment and to oiling.
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Electrolytic Tinplate Coil (ETP) Description
Electrolytic tinplate coil integrates the advantages of steel and tin. It brings excellent properties of formability and strength, paint-ability and printability, solderability and weldability, corrosion resistance and beautiful appearance. Electrolytic tinplate coil has been widely used in the electronic industry as a protective and solderable coating for electronic components, wires, printed circuit boards, and integrated circuit blocks due to its excellent corrosion resistance and solderability. Tinplate coil also has nontoxic and good ductility properties, making it widely used in food, medicine, commodity, instrument and general packaging. Under normal conditions of transport and storage, electrolytic tinplate coil shall be suitable for surface treatments such as established lacquering and printing operations.
Product Parameters
Product Name | Electrolytic Tinplate Coil (ETP) |
Thickness | 0.18mm-0.50mm |
Width | 260mm-980mm |
Length | Support customization |
Tin Coating | General: 2.8g or 5.6g, can be produced according to your needs |
Substrate Type | MR / SPCC / L / D |
Reference Standard | GB/T 2520, JIS G3303, JIS G3315, DIN EN 10202, DIN EN 10203 |
Surface State of Tinplate
Surface State | Features |
Light Surface | Electroplated tin smooth raw material strip after melting treatment to obtain the glaze,Smooth surface with very fine grindstone pattern |
Stonetextured Surface | Electroplating tin raw material with the glaze obtained after melting treatment,Grindstone pattern with certain direction |
Silvercolor Surface | Electroplating tin raw material with the glazed surface obtained after melting treatment, the surface is rough and dull |
Mattless Surface | The surface of the substrate is rough and dull, and the tin plating layer is not soft melting |
Substrate Type
Substrate Type | Introduction |
MR | The most general steel, steelmaking impurity residue less, excellent mechanical properties and corrosion resistance |
L | Used for the production of acidic contents (oranges, yellow peaches, pineapples, etc.), and the inner surface of the food cans for iron high corrosion resistance tinplate substrate steel, such tinplate is often calledKPlate |
D | Used to produce two pieces of high-processing tin plate substrate steel, such tin plate is often called.DIMaterial |
SPCC | Chinese characteristics, using ordinary hot rollingSPHCProduces, usually used for miscellaneous tank purposes. |
Coating Weight
Classification | Representation of Tin Coating Weight | Tin Plating Nominal Weight (g/m2) | Minimum Average Tin Plating Weight (g/m2) |
Equal Tin Plating (E) | 1.1/1.1 | 1.1/1.1 | 1.8 |
2.2/2.2 | 2.2/2.2 | 4.0 | |
2.8/2.8 | 2.8/2.8 | 5.0 | |
5.6/5.6 | 5.6/5.6 | 10.5 | |
Differentiated Tin Plating (D/A) | 2.2/1.1 | 2.2/1.1 | 2.0/0.9 |
2.8/1.1 | 2.8/1.1 | 2.25/0.9 | |
5.6/1.1 | 5.6/1.1 | 5.05/0.9 | |
2.8/2.2 | 2.8/2.2 | 2.25/2.0 | |
5.6/2.2 | 5.6/2.2 | 5.05/2.0 | |
5.6/2.8 | 5.6/2.8 | 5.05/2.25 |
Chemical Composition
No. | C | Si | Mn | S | P | Cu | Ni | Cr | Mo |
D | 0.12 | 0.03 | 0.6 | 0.05 | 0.02 | 0.2 | 0.15 | 0.1 | 0.05 |
L | 0.13 | 0.03 | 0.6 | 0.05 | 0.15 | 0.03 | 0.04 | 0.06 | 0.05 |
MR | 0.13 | 0.03 | 0.6 | 0.05 | 0.2 | 0.2 | 0.2 | 0.1 | 0.05 |
Mechanical Properties & Applications
Standard Name | Nominal Hardness HR30TS | Strong Yield MPA | Scope of Application |
T-1 | 49 | 230 /-50 | Drawing requirements, drawn ironing cans, nozzles, nozzles, closures |
T-2 | 53 | 245 /-50 | Ring and plug, dome, closure, shallow pull and special tank parts |
T-2.5 | 55 | 260 /-50 | Battery cell, small can cover and body |
T-3 | 57 | 275 /-50 | Cans and cans, large diameter caps, crown caps |
T-3.5 | 59 | 290 /-50 | Can body, closure and crown lid |
T-4 | 61 | 340 /-50 | Can body, closure and crown lid |
T-5 | 65 | 480 /-50 | Cans and cans |
Ordering Notes
The ordering elements for tin plating generally include: standard grade (including steel grade code, annealing method and other information such as MR T-3 CA), size (the default order is thickness * width * length, tin plating amount ((different thickness plating) Tin needs to add A/D as the marking line mark, if not, no marking line will be marked), surface, order quantity, etc.
When ordering tin plating, please confirm with our sales staff the end use, such as canbody, ends, twist off caps, crown cork, EOE, etc., as well as the contents, special contents such as milk powder, high protein food, mushrooms, fruits, etc.;
What is your working time?
In general, our online service time is Beijing time: 8:00-22:00, after 22:00, we will reply to your inquiry during the next working day.
How to pack the products?
The inner layer has a waterproof paper outer layer with iron packaging and is fixed with a fumigation wooden pallet. It can effectively protect products from corrosion during ocean transportation.
Can you send samples?
Of course, we can send samples to all parts of the world, our samples are free, but customers need to bear the courier costs.
What product information do I need to provide?
You need to provide the grade, width, thickness, coating and the number of tons you need to purchase.
What are the shipping ports?
Under normal circumstances, we ship from Shanghai, Tianjin, Qingdao, Ningbo ports, you can choose other ports according to your needs.
About product prices?
Prices vary from period to period due to cyclical changes in the price of raw materials.
What are the certifications for your products?
We have ISO 9001, SGS, EWC and other certifications.
How long does your delivery time take?
In general, our delivery time is within 30-45 days, and may be delayed if the demand is extremely large or special circumstances occur.
