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Aluminum foil for cigarette packing
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Alloy |
Temper |
Thickness(mm) |
Width(mm) |
Coil ID(mm) |
Application |
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1145
1235
8011 8079 |
O |
0.00 6 ¡« 0.007 |
100 ¡« 1700 |
75 ¡¢ 76 ¡¢ 152 |
cigarette packing |
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mechanical property |
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Alloy |
Temper |
Thickness(mm) |
Tensile strength §Ò b/Mpa |
Elongation A min % |
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1235 |
O |
0.006 ¡« 0.0065 |
60-100 |
0.5-1.5 |
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8011 |
O |
0.007 ¡« 0.009 |
60-100 |
1.0-1.5 |
¡ñ It retains the characteristic aroma peculiar to each blend and brand, and also gives the packaging a distinctive appearance and quality appeal.
¡ñ An aluminum foil/paper laminate provides certain characteristics, such as dead fold and emboss ability, which other bundling materials cannot offer.
¡ñ Tobacco benefits from aluminum foil¡¯s unequalled barrier properties in the same way as other sensitive natural products.
¡ñ The foil maintains an effective barrier against moisture and protects the tobacco from deterioration, aroma transmission and bacteria by sustaining a micro-climate in the package.
¡ñ With its non-returning dead-fold characteristic, aluminum can be formed to the desired shape with no ¡°spring back¡± and provides the web strength and dependability essential to high-speed packing lines
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