Liquids suitable for loading into tinplate products: beverages (carbonated, juice, tea drinks), food (fruits, vegetables, canned meat), cosmetics and personal care products... Liquids not suitable for loading in tinplate products: strong acidic liquids (hydrochloric acid, sulfuric acid)...

Industries with the largest demand for printed tinplate products 1. Food and beverage industry: 2. Cosmetics and personal care industry: 3. Chemical and pharmaceutical industry: 4. Gifts and high-end consumer goods industry: 5. Electronic products and household appliances industry: 6. Agriculture and horticulture industry: Conclusion In summary, printed tinplate as a packaging material is widely used in food and beverage, cosmetics and personal care, chemical and pharmaceutical, gifts and high-end consumer goods, electronic products and household appliances, agriculture and horticulture industries due to its superior corrosion resistance, excellent mechanical properties, excellent printing effect, excellent sealing performance, environmental protection and recyclability.

Tinplate printing usually adopts processes such as offset printing, gravure printing and screen printing. Offset printing is widely used due to its high efficiency and high quality. The cost of monochrome offset printing is approximately between US$0.1 and US$0.3 per square meter.

Tinplate products cannot be heated in a microwave. Specifically: the metal surface of tinplate products will reflect microwaves, resulting in uneven distribution of microwaves in the microwave oven, which may cause local overheating or sparks.

Tin plate products with special paints or printed patterns have higher requirements for light and temperature. Such products should be stored in a cool and dry environment away from direct sunlight to prevent the coating from fading or deteriorating.