Product Introduction
Aluminum foil lunch boxes are widely used in various applications due to their unique properties. These products typically range in thickness from 0.03mm to 0.20mm, available in both creased and non-creased versions, and can be classified as either disposable or reusable. Domestically known as "tin paper containers," they are manufactured from 3-series or 8-series aluminum ingots through cold/roller rolling processes to produce uniform, smooth, pinhole-free, and odorless aluminum foil base rolls. These base materials are then shaped into finished products using specialized equipment and molds via fully automated cold stamping techniques.
Aerospace Food Packaging: Used for in-flight meals and catering services.
Domestic Cooking & Commercial Bakeries: Ideal for food preparation, baking, freezing, and preservation.
Large-Scale Food Retail: Widely adopted by chain cake shops for both cooking and packaging.
Alloy Types:
8011 Aluminum Alloy: Primarily used for general-purpose containers.
3003 Aluminum Alloy: Preferred for high-performance applications requiring enhanced corrosion resistance.
Product Types:
Plain Foil: Uncoated for direct contact with food.
Coated Foil: Enhanced with protective layers for extended durability and hygiene.
Lightweight & Hygienic: Meets national food safety standards and ensures easy handling.
Recyclable & Environmentally Friendly: No harmful substances are released during recycling, minimizing environmental impact.
High-Speed Production: Suitable for bulk orders due to rapid consumption rates in aviation and bakery sectors.
Versatile Usage:
Cooking & Baking: Directly heatable on gas stoves and safe for microwave use.
Packaging: Ideal for both hot and cold food items, with moisture-proof and gas-barrier properties.
Aesthetic Appeal: Smooth surface allows for attractive designs and branding opportunities.
Gas & Moisture Barrier: Sufficient thickness ensures complete impermeability to gases and water vapor, making it an essential component in flexible plastic packaging.
Thermal Insulation: Maintains food temperature and quality during storage and transportation.
Surface Treatment: Coatings enhance durability without relying on foil thickness, ensuring consistent performance.
Global Trend Alignment: Meets international eco-regulations and sustainable development demands.
Waste Management: Recyclable design reduces pollution and conserves resources.
Growth Potential: Rapid adoption in eco-conscious markets, with expanding opportunities for manufacturers.
