Tin Coated Steel Sheet

Heavy-coating electrolytic tinplate sheet carries a 5.6/5.6 g/m2 tin layer on both faces, roughly double the standard coating weight. This heavier deposit extends corrosion protection for aggressive contents such as aerosol formulations, chemical products and acidic food fills, and it improves solderability for seam-welded container bodies. Key Features Heavy Tin Deposit: a 5.6/5.6 g/m2 coating resists aggressive acidic and chemical contents Extended Service Life: the thicker

Stone finish tinplate sheet is an electrolytic tinplate supplied with a matt, grained surface instead of the usual bright finish. The low-gloss texture reduces glare and gives printed decoration a distinctive contrast, while the tin layer still provides corrosion resistance and solderability. It is suited to decorative tins, gift packaging and printed lids. Key Features Matt Stone Texture: a low-gloss grained surface offers a premium decorative appearance Enhanced Print

Wide-width tin coated steel coil is supplied in widths up to 1050mm for continuous can body production. The wide format reduces slitting waste and lets high-speed welding lines run longer between coil changes, while the uniform tin surface supports consistent seam welding and lacquering at production speed. Key Features Wide Coil Format: widths up to 1050mm cut slitting loss and raise line efficiency Consistent Weldability: a uniform tin surface gives stable seams on high

Electrolytic tinplate sheet is produced by electro-depositing a thin, uniform layer of pure tin onto a low carbon steel base. This food-grade tinplate combines the mechanical strength of steel with the corrosion resistance and non-toxic surface of tin, making it a dependable material for food cans, beverage containers and aerosol packaging. The 2.8/2.8 g/m2 coating delivers balanced protection on both faces. Key Features Uniform Tin Coating: an evenly deposited 2.8/2.8 g/m2

Lacquered tin coated steel sheet is a tinplate product supplied with an applied food safe lacquer layer over the tin surface. The tin coating provides corrosion resistance and solderability, while the lacquer film delivers decoration, printability and an extra barrier against acidic contents. This combination makes it a practical material for crown caps, closures and printed packaging parts. Key Features Food Safe Lacquer: the applied coating is formulated for direct food

Deep-drawing tinplate sheet is an electrolytic tinplate grade selected for severe forming operations. A carefully controlled T3 temper gives the steel base enough ductility to be drawn into battery shells, small containers and shaped parts without tearing or coating failure. The uniform tin layer keeps the formed surface clean, conductive and resistant to corrosion. Key Features High Formability: T3 temper steel flows smoothly through deep drawing and cupping without edge