Tinplate Sheet Tile
Tinplate sheet is a cold-rolled steel substrate with a thin, uniform layer of metallic tin applied to both sides, providing corrosion resistance and a surface suitable for printing, coating, and forming. For buyers sourcing metal packaging components, this means one supplier can deliver the base material for food cans, chemical containers, aerosol cans, and decorative packaging without splitting the order across a st
- Single-source supply for tinplate sheet across GB/T, JIS, DIN and ASTM standards, reducing procurement complexity
- Full range of tin coatings from 1.4/1.4 to 11.2/11.2 g/m², including custom ratios for specific barrier or print performance
- Multiple surface finishes—Bright, Stone, Silver, Matte, Mirror and Color Printing—available to match packaging design and function
- Thickness range from 0.12 to 6.0 mm and width from 600 to 1500 mm, covering most packaging and industrial applications
Mill certificates issued against the ordered grade and standard. Third-party inspection available on request.
What This Material Is For
Tinplate sheet is a cold-rolled steel substrate with a thin, uniform layer of metallic tin applied to both sides, providing corrosion resistance and a surface suitable for printing, coating, and forming. For buyers sourcing metal packaging components, this means one supplier can deliver the base material for food cans, chemical containers, aerosol cans, and decorative packaging without splitting the order across a steel mill, a tin coater, and a finishing line. Jialu Metal stocks tinplate across multiple standards, thicknesses, coatings, and surface finishes, so a project requiring SPCC material with 2.8/2.8 g/m² coating in 0.3 mm thickness and mirror finish can be fulfilled from a single warehouse with one inspection and one shipment.
Why Buyers Choose It
- Single-source supply for tinplate sheet across GB/T, JIS, DIN and ASTM standards, reducing procurement complexity
- Full range of tin coatings from 1.4/1.4 to 11.2/11.2 g/m², including custom ratios for specific barrier or print performance
- Multiple surface finishes—Bright, Stone, Silver, Matte, Mirror and Color Printing—available to match packaging design and function
- Thickness range from 0.12 to 6.0 mm and width from 600 to 1500 mm, covering most packaging and industrial applications
- Annealing options (BA and CA) and temper grades (T2 to T5, DR7, DR7M, DR8) allow material to be matched to forming and stamping requirements
Where It Is Used
- Food can manufacturing using SPCC material with 2.8/2.8 g/m² coating and mirror finish for high-gloss branding
- Chemical and paint can production requiring 5.6/5.6 g/m² coating and DR7M temper for deep drawing and corrosion resistance
- Aerosol can bodies using 1.4/1.4 g/m² coating and T3 temper for low-cost, light-duty applications
- Gift and decorative packaging using color-printed tinplate with 8.4/8.4 g/m² coating and matte finish for durability and visual appeal
- Industrial packaging components requiring 6.0 mm thick tinplate with 11.2/11.2 g/m² coating and CA annealing for high-strength forming
Who It Is For
- Packaging manufacturers sourcing raw material for food, beverage, chemical, and aerosol cans
- Can makers requiring mixed coating thicknesses and surface finishes on one order for different product lines
- Industrial fabricators needing thick tinplate for custom enclosures or structural parts with corrosion resistance
- Brand owners managing multiple packaging lines who want to consolidate material sourcing across different product families
Problems It Solves
- Splitting one packaging material order across a steel mill, a tin coater, and a finishing line, which multiplies inspection dates and shipment schedules
- Inconsistent coating thickness or surface finish due to sourcing from multiple suppliers with varying quality control
- Delays caused by waiting for a single supplier to deliver a specific temper or annealing condition not in stock
- Inability to match multiple standards (GB/T, JIS, DIN, ASTM) on one purchase order when designing for global markets
Technical Features
- Tin coating applied via electrolytic process, with equal and unequal coating options available for balanced or directional barrier performance
- Material grades MR, SPCC, SPCH supplied to meet mechanical and formability requirements across packaging and industrial use
- Temper grades T2 to T5, DR7, DR7M, DR8 provide flexibility for deep drawing, bending, and stamping operations
- Annealing types CA (continuous) and BA (batch) support different production line speeds and material softness needs
- Surface treatments include Bright, Stone, Silver, Matte, Mirror and Color Printing, enabling direct use in branding and decoration
Grades Standards And Size Range
Values below come from the published product data. Anything not listed is confirmed per enquiry.
| Product Standards | GB/T 2520-2000, JIS G3303-2002, DIN EN 10203-1991, ASTM A623M-2011 |
|---|---|
| Material Grades | MR, SPCC, SPCH |
| Tin Coating | Equal: 1.4/1.4, 2.2/2.2, 2.8/2.8, 5.6/5.6, 8.4/8.4, 11.2/11.2; Different: 1.4/2.8, 2.2/2.8, 2.8/5.6, 2.8/8.4, 2.8/11.2, 5.6/8.4, 5.6/11.2, 8.4/11.2 |
| Thickness Range | 0.12 ~ 6.0 mm |
| Width Range | 600 - 1500 mm |
| Surface Finishes | Bright, Stone, Silver, Matte, Mirror, Color Printing |
| Temper Grades | T2, T2.5, T3, T3.5, T4, T5, DR7, DR7M, DR8 |
| Annealing Types | CA (Continuous), BA (Batch) |
Materials
- MR steel for general-purpose packaging with moderate formability
- SPCC for standard can body and lid applications requiring good drawing and stamping performance
- SPCH for high-strength applications where deep drawing and edge strength are critical
- Tin-coated steel with balanced or asymmetric coating for corrosion resistance and printability
Manufacturing Route
Quality Control
- Chemical composition and mechanical property checks against the ordered standard
- In-house CNAS-certified laboratory conducts routine testing on material and coating
- Tin coating weight verified using X-ray fluorescence or gravimetric methods
- Surface finish and appearance inspected under controlled lighting
- Mill certificates issued per purchase order, referencing the standard and grade
Customisation Options
- Custom tin coating ratios and thicknesses available upon request
- Custom thickness and width within the 0.12–6.0 mm and 600–1500 mm range
- Custom surface finishes including color printing and special textures
- Custom temper and annealing type to match forming process requirements
- OEM service accepted with private labeling and packaging
How It Compares With The Alternatives
| Galvanized steel sheet | Tinplate offers better printability and food-safe surface; galvanized is cheaper but unsuitable for direct food contact and has lower print quality |
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| Aluminum foil laminate | Tinplate is stronger and more durable for mechanical forming; aluminum is lighter but less resistant to puncture and dent |
| Untreated steel sheet | Tinplate provides superior corrosion resistance and surface finish; untreated steel requires additional coating and is not food-safe without further processing |
Buying Guide
- Start with the application—food can, chemical container, or decorative item—to determine required coating, thickness, and surface finish
- Specify the temper grade and annealing type early to match your forming or stamping line capabilities
- For global markets, confirm whether GB/T, JIS, DIN or ASTM standards are required for compliance
- Send a size table with your enquiry, as availability varies by thickness, width, and coating weight
- Request third-party inspection at order stage to align with your quality control schedule
Questions About Tinplate Sheet Tile
What standards do you supply tinplate to?
GB/T 2520-2000, JIS G3303-2002, DIN EN 10203-1991, and ASTM A623M-2011.
Can one order include different coating weights or surface finishes?
Yes. Mixed coating weights and surface finishes are supported on a single purchase order.
Do you offer custom coating ratios like 2.8/5.6 g/m²?
Yes. Custom coating ratios are available upon request.
What temper grades are available for deep drawing?
DR7, DR7M, DR8, T3, T3.5, and T4 are suitable for deep drawing applications.
Can you provide third-party inspection?
Yes. Third-party inspection is available on request and can be scheduled at order stage.
What payment terms and currencies do you accept?
L/C, T/T, PayPal, and credit card, in USD, CAD, AUD, SGD, EUR, or RMB.
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