Why is tinplate environmentally friendly? 1. Recyclability of tinplate 2. Durability and reusability of tinplate 3. Tinplate has less environmental impact during production 4. Advantages of tinplate in reducing resource consumption

Tinplate does not have the ability to absorb ink, which means that the drying of ink depends entirely on external conditions, such as drying temperature and curing time. If the drying speed is too slow, the printed product is prone to adhesion; if it is too fast, the ink layer may be unstable, affecting the printing quality.

The unique material of tinplate determines that it must be highly compatible with ink to ensure the printing quality and durability of the pattern. The surface of tinplate is usually smooth and has a certain hardness, which makes it impossible for ordinary ink to adhere directly to its surface, and thus puts higher requirements on the performance of ink.

Tinplate is a thin steel plate with tin on the surface. Its main component is low-carbon steel, and the surface is covered with a thin layer of tin. Steel is an iron-carbon alloy, mainly composed of iron and carbon, and usually contains other elements such as manganese, silicon, phosphorus, sulfur, etc.

Tin Packaging, as the name suggests, is a packaging container made of iron as the main material. Tin cans are mainly made of tin-plated iron (also known as tinplate), and their anti-corrosion properties are improved by plating a layer of tin on the surface of the iron plate.