Tin Mill Black Plate Coil

Surface Finish: TMBPtypically has a smooth surface finish, which is essential for achieving goodadhesion of the tin coating. The surface may undergo additional treatments orcleaning processes to ensure proper bonding of the tin layer.

Tin Coating: The tin coatingapplied to TMBP serves several purposes. It provides corrosion resistance,preventing the steel substrate from rusting or corroding when exposed tomoisture or acidic environments. Additionally, the tin coating creates abarrier between the steel and the contents of the packaging, ensuring theintegrity and safety of the packaged products.

Formability: TMBP exhibitsexcellent formability, allowing it to be easily formed into various shapes andconfigurations during the manufacturing of tinplate. It can undergo processessuch as cutting, stamping, bending, and deep drawing without cracking orcompromising the integrity of the tin coating.

Surface Finish: TMBPtypically has a smooth surface finish, which is essential for achieving goodadhesion of the tin coating. The surface may undergo additional treatments orcleaning processes to ensure proper bonding of the tin layer.

Tin Coating Weight: Theweight of the tin coating applied to TMBP is an essential specification. It isusually expressed in terms of tin coating mass per unit area, such as grams persquare meter (g/m2) or pounds per base box (lb/base box). The tin coatingweight can vary depending on the intended application and the desired level ofcorrosion resistance.

Temper: TMBP may be suppliedin different temper conditions to meet specific forming requirements. Commontemper designations include annealed (fully soft), quarter hard, half hard, andfull hard. The temper designation indicates the level of hardness and strengthof the material.

Surface Quality:Specifications may include requirements for surface quality, such as theabsence of defects such as scratches, pits, rust, or other surfaceimperfections that could affect the performance or appearance of the finishedproduct.