Electrolytic Tin Plate (ETP) represents premium food-grade packaging material specifically engineered for tomato can components and various food packaging applications. These specialized coils combine the exceptional corrosion resistance of electrolytic tin coating with superior printing capabilities, making them ideal for acidic food products like tomatoes. The material's unique composition features a cold-rolled low-carbon steel base with a precision tin coating that provides an effective barrier against corrosion while maintaining excellent formability for can manufacturing. Available in both traditional tinplate and chrome-plated (TFS) variants, these coils offer versatile solutions for different packaging requirements. The chrome plate version provides enhanced paint adhesion and superior sulfide resistance, while the traditional tinplate offers excellent solderability and welding performance for seamless can production.

• Superior corrosion resistance for acidic food products like tomatoes

• Excellent printing capabilities for vibrant branding and product information

• Food-grade certification compliant with international food safety standards

• Enhanced sulfide stain resistance for extended product shelf life

• Excellent formability for complex can component manufacturing

• Superior paint adhesion properties for durable surface finishing

• Strong weldability and solderability for efficient production processes

• Environmentally sustainable with full recyclability

• Tomato can components and packaging

• Food can lids, bottoms, and ends

• Tuna and fish packaging containers

• Aerosol cans and spray containers

• Paint and chemical packaging

1. Why are these coils specifically suitable for tomato packaging?
   The material provides excellent corrosion resistance against acidic tomato content and maintains product freshness through reliable sealing properties.

2. Can you provide custom printing on the coils?
   Yes, we offer advanced printing services with custom designs to meet specific branding requirements for tomato can packaging.

3. What is the difference between tinplate and chrome plate coils?
   Tinplate offers better solderability, while chrome plate provides superior paint adhesion and sulfide resistance for enhanced packaging performance.

4. What certifications do you maintain for food-grade applications?
   Our products are certified with SGS and mill certificates, ensuring compliance with international food safety standards.

5. What is your production lead time?
   Standard lead time is negotiated based on order quantity, typically ranging from 15-30 days after order confirmation.