The thickness of Brazilian aluminum foil rolls is commonly used in 6 microns and 7 microns, and the aluminum foil alloy number is 8079 O. The thickness of 6 microns and 7 microns aluminum foil is very suitable for use in the flexible packaging industry.

Colored container coating container foil commonly used 8011 H24, 3003 H24, commonly used in the catering industry, aerospace container production.

8011 Food Grade Aluminium Foil For Container Making, commonly used 8011 H24 3003 H24 8006 H24, is a common material for making disposable food containers/trays.

8011 household aluminum foil is commonly used in kitchen applications. Common thicknesses are 9 microns, 10 microns, 11 microns, 12 microns, 14 microns, 15 microns, 16 microns, 18 microns, and 25 microns. Customers can choose and customize according to their needs.

For most basic kitchen foil uses, very flexible packaging features are not required, and thicker specifications between 8-16 microns (0.3-0.6 mil) are usually preferred:

Baking/Cooking - 10-12 micron aluminum foil is strong enough for tasks such as lining POTS, packaging food mixes, or covering casseroles when baking or heating.

Barbecue - Aluminum foil of 12-14 microns can withstand high temperature exposure during barbecue without prematurely tearing or perforating.

Food storage - Aluminum foil in the 12-16 micron range is strong, durable and lightweight, suitable for short-term storage of food in containers at room temperature, packing sandwiches or other common uses.

8079 aluminum foil designed specifically for cigarette packaging use cases. Composed of 97-98% aluminum, 8079 foil maintains the critical 6 micron thickness and demonstrates barrier properties comparable to 1235 alloy at a lower price point. Though its surface finish and printability are not quite as high-quality as 1235 foil, 8079 alloy still meets cigarette manufacturers’ needs for moisture and gas barriers during packaging and storage. Like 1235 foil, 8079 alloy also exhibits the flexibility required to smoothly process through high-speed packaging equipment without breaks or defects. Plus, its reflective nature still allows brands to stand out on shelves despite a more basic surface treatment than 1235 foil. Overall, 8079 aluminum remains a cost-effective packaging material for the cigarette industry that performs reliably at a reduced cost.