Alloy 8079 aluminum foil is manufactured through a cold rolling process that compresses pure aluminum alloy into an ultra-thin sheet with excellent rigidity and strength. The standard thickness of 8079 aluminum foil rolls usually ranges from 6-12 microns, which is thinner than a single sheet of paper. Despite its delicate appearance, 8079-O laminated aluminium foil can withstand pressures over 500N/m without deformation, making it ideal for packaging crackers, biscuits and other fragile snacks that require robust barrier protection during transportation and storage.

As consumers look for eco-friendly solutions, aluminum cans are emerging as an alternative to sealed plastic containers and shipping boxes. 3003 H24 aluminum foil has a long history of use in the food industry, and the ability to thermoform has led to large-scale packaging. This book explores the early advantages of widespread use of aluminum foil in the food industry.

Aluminum foil plays a vital role in the packaging of many everyday products like chocolate, chewing gum and other types of confectionery. As one of the leading aluminum foil manufacturers, HTMM would like to provide some insight into the various uses of aluminum foil within the confectionery industry.

Household aluminum foil has several use in both commercial and home kitchen settings. It is frequently used to wrap and store leftovers, baking aluminum foil casseroles and baked goods, grill meats and vegetables, and roast potatoes and other produce. Baking aluminum foil acts as a good moisture and oxygen barrier, helping to keep food fresh. It is also lightweight, affordable, and simple to operate. However, some disadvantages include the restricted recyclability of foil laminates and the risk of aluminum leaking into acidic foods during long-term storage or at high temperatures. Overall, food-grade aluminum foil has various benefits for keeping prepared meals and components fresher for longer when used as instructed and in moderation as part of a healthy diet.

HTMM aluminum foil is food grade and can be directly in contact with food. The commonly used alloy number for household aluminum foil is 8011, the commonly used alloy numbers for flexible packaging aluminum foil are 8079 and 1235, and the commonly used alloy numbers for container foil are 3003 and 8006.

There are two popular uses of aluminum foil. One is for household use. Large household rolls are rewound into small rolls for household use by rewinding machines. The other use is for flexible packaging. It is the preferred material in the packaging industry. Common alloys of aluminum foil are 8011, 1235, 8079, and 3003.