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aluminium-foil

Aluminum Foil

Conceived as a replacement for tin foil, Robert Victor Neher took out a patent in 1910 for the continuous rolling process and opened the first aluminum rolling plant in Kreuzlingen, Switzerland, and by 1911 Bern-based Tobler began wrapping its chocolate bars in alufoil including the unique triangular chocolate bar, Toblerone. And by 1912 alufoil was being used by Maggi to pack soups and stock cubes.
Over its history converters, brand owners, retailers and ultimate consumers have all benefited from alufoil’s unique barrier properties which provide a total block to light, moisture and aroma. Today it is used in every conceivable market from food and drink to pharmaceuticals. Applications include aseptic beverage cartons, sachets, pouches, lids, wrappers, blister and strip packs, foil containers and much more. And coming up over the horizon are even more markets and resource efficient options.
Today alufoil’s unique barrier properties are being merged increasingly with flexible films to create lightweight packs with excellent preservation properties and this has been instrumental in their use for a number of exciting new and expanding markets including pouches for everything from pet food to drinks; lidding applications; technically innovative solutions for pharmaceuticals; and the increasing acceptance of alufoil as a microwave safe material.

Specifications

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Aluminum Body Stock

Body stock is referred to the cold-rolled aluminum materials used to produce beverage cans of all types used for alcoholic, non-alcoholic, fruit juice and fizzy drinks.
Ravimex International can supply prime quality body stock from reliable suppliers in the Far East as well as Europe at competitive prices.

Aluminum body stock Specifications

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Tinplate (ETP)

Tinplate (ETP)

Tinplate is made from the process of thinly coating sheets of wrought iron or steel with tin. It is most often used to prevent rust. The primary use of tinplate is the manufacture of tin cans in which foods and numerous other products are packed, as well as for household utensils of various kinds.

Tinplate offers excellent properties for use in a broad range of applications, including:

Beer and soft drink cans

General cans

Crown caps and screw caps

Electrical parts

Oil filter parts

Wire-shielding material

Specifications

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Tinplate (ETP)

parameters1:Steel Type: MR, SPCC
parameters2:Thickness: 0.14-0.50 mm
parameters3:Roll Width: 750-1050 mm

Tinplate 
1. Technical standard: EN10202, GB/T2520, JIS G3303
2. Steel type: MR, SPCC
3. Thickness: 0.14 – 0.50 mm
4. Roll width: 750 – 1050 mm . Coil ID: 508 mm
5. Cut length: 600-1200 mm
6. Tin coating weight: 2.0/2.0, 2.8/2.8, 2.8/5.6 gr/m² and so on.
7. Temper: T2-T5, DR8, DR9
8. Surface: Bright/Stone finish
9. Packaging detail: Seaworthy package

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Tin Mill Black Plate (TMBP)

Black plate is low carbon mild steel with a coating of oil.
Black plate, once used primarily as a base metal for tinplate, has recently come to find wider application. Today it is not only used in tinplate and tin free steel, but also in cans, jewelry boxes, lipstick shells and dry battery jackets, which are competitive with tinplate and tin free steel counterparts, as well as in cold rolled coils for such diverse applications as building materials and automotive parts.
In applications where the tin or chromium coating surface characteristics are of little relevance, TMBP is competitive with tinplate and tin free steel for direct painting. When used for direct painting, light DOS oiling is ordinarily employed on surface to avoid rust.

Specifications

Tin Mill Black Plate (TMBP)

1. Technical standard: EN10202, GB/T2520, JIS G3303
2. Steel type: MR, SPCC
3. Thickness: 0.13 – 0.80 mm
4. Roll width: 750 – 1050 mm
5- Coil ID: 508 mm
6- Coil OD: 1350 mm
7. Temper: T2-T6, DR7, DR9
8. Surface: Bright/Stone finish
9. Packaging detail: Seaworthy package

Surface Finish:
The finished appearance of Black Plate is dependent on the surface roughness of the steel base.

Tin Mill Black Plate Specification

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Cold Rolled Coils (CRC)

Cold rolling is a metallurgical process in which metal is passed through a pair of rollers at a temperature below its recrystallization temperature. This process hardens the metal, by compressing and stretching the metal crystals. During the rolling process, the metal is annealed by heating it above the recrystallization temperature after every few rollings, to prevent it from becoming brittle and cracking.

Specifications

Cold Rolled Coils (CRC)

CRC Specifications

parameters1:Thickness: 0.11-1.5 mm
parameters2:Roll Width: 800-1250 mm
parameters3:Coil ID: 508 mm
Full hard CRC
DC01
DC03

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Aseptic Liquid Paper Board (LPB)

Liquid Paperboard (LPB) is a type of cardboard with waterproof qualities. It is used in food packaging.
There are 2 types of LPB – Standard LPB and Aeseptic LPB.
Standard LPB has a layer of plasticising coating the inside of the container. Milk cartons are an example of LPB packaging. The cardboard itself is very high quality and valuable for recycling as long as it can be separated from other grades of paper and cardboard. It requires a longer time in the hydropulping process than normal uncoated cardboard to recover its fibre content. If it is mixed with normal cardboard and paper for pulping it emerges from the process unpulped and has to be disposed of with all the other contaminants from the process.
Aeseptic LPB has a thin aluminum foil lining on the inside surface of the container. Fruit juice and liquid soup packs are examples of aeseptic LPB. The aluminum foil is worth more than the LBP fibres so the highest recovery value is to pulp the material separately and recover the foil from the residual or to recycle the ALPB as aluminum and simple discard the cardboard.

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Packaging Dept. Contact Info:

Tel:

+98 21 4440 1595

Fax:

+98 21 4449 5270

Contact Person:

Mr. Hamed Ahmadi