Aluminum packaging
Aluminum packaging has a remarkable presence in our lives. Unique features of this package can be insulated and aluminum, which is the best option for packaging every commodity in the world. The ability to Aluminum in the formulation of any form and its protective properties has made it one of the most widely used primary packaging materials in the world.
Making aluminum packaging
An aluminum alloy plate is stretched between two rollers under high pressure to form a foil. Very thin foils are converted using roller-cut machines. For the production of aluminum packaging, most often used are pure aluminum or xxx1, xxx3 and xxx8 alloys containing iron, silicon, manganese and copper. The heated aluminum is wrapped in sheets with thickness between 2 and 10 mm. Then these sheets are converted into aluminum foil with the required thickness.
Cases of aluminum packaging
- Suitable for transportation
- Use in the pharmaceutical industry
- Use in food industry
aluminum foil
The aluminum foil is a sheet of aluminum alloys with a thickness of 0.004 to 0.24 mm, which is 8 times smaller than a note sheet! However, it resists as much as possible against light, liquids and bacteria. Due to these distinctive features, the expiration date of food products in an aluminum package reaches more than 12 months.
Features of aluminum foil
- Because of its lower weight and volume than other packaging, it helps to save shipping costs.
- Using these boxes, the amount of cargo that can be moved in each unit of transportation can double its previous value.
- It is very flexible and can be used almost in the packaging of each product.
- A conductor is very good for heat. For this reason, it is used to keep the drinks cool and when the food is heated.
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