Te Aluminum foil, o te hoê ïa tao'a e mau huru maitatai to ' na. E mau vahi maitatai roa to ' na e e nehenehe oia e paruru i te mau punu i te haumi, te maramarama e te mata'i, te tautururaa i te tape'a-noa-raa i te vai-apî-raa e te faaroaraa i te oraraa. E horoa atoa te aluminum foil i te hoê vahi neneiraa maitai, e mea faufaa rahi roa no te tapa'oraa e te tapa'oraa i te i'oa.
No reira, E nehenehe e faaohipa - maitai - hia te aluminium no te puohu monamona. The most suitable aluminum foil alloy for candy packaging usually depends on the specific requirements of the packaging process and the type of candy packaged. Tera râ,, the most commonly used aluminum foil alloys for food packaging (including candy) are 8011, 1235 e te tahi atu â mau mea i ni'a i te.
Aluminum foil is used for candy packaging due to the following characteristics: Moisture resistance: Aluminum foil can effectively block moisture in the air, thereby protecting candies from moisture erosion and maintaining their taste and quality. Anti-oxidation: The sealing of aluminum foil can prevent candies from direct contact with oxygen, reduce the occurrence of oxidation reactions, and extend the shelf life of candies. Aesthetics: The surface of aluminum foil is smooth and easy to print various patterns and texts, which increases the aesthetics and attractiveness of candy packaging.
What alloy foil can be used well for candy packaging?
Alloy 8011 Aluminum Foil: This alloy is widely used in food packaging due to 8011’s excellent forming and barrier properties. It is often used to package candies and chocolates.
Alloy 1235 Aluminum Foil: This alloy is also often used in packaging applications due to its good flexibility and barrier properties.
Alloy 8079 Aluminum Foil: This alloy has excellent formability and is often used in flexible packaging, making it suitable for packaging candies.
Alloy 3004 Aluminum Foil: It has high hardness, good load-bearing properties, better stamping effect than 3003 aluminum foil, and good thermal conductivity. Although it is mainly used in food packaging fields such as aluminum foil lunch boxes, its excellent physical properties are also suitable for candy products with higher packaging requirements.
Aluminum foil is often laminated with other materials such as paper or plastic to increase its strength and flexibility, which is crucial for packaging candies that may be handled frequently. The thickness of aluminum foil can also vary, but for candy packaging applications, the thickness of aluminum foil is usually between 6 e 20 Te mau nota.
