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Heavy duty aluminum foil and aluminum foil are both made of aluminum by rolling, and they have many similarities. The biggest difference between the two is the thickness, which also leads to differences in many aspects of performance.

The main difference

Ordinary aluminum foil: generally refers to aluminum foil with a thinner thickness and used for conventional packaging, protection and other purposes. Its thickness is usually less than 0.2mm, and it has the advantages of light weight, airtightness and good wrapping. This thin aluminum foil is light in weight and widely used for general household use, but it is easier to tear or puncture, especially when handling heavy or sharp objects.

Heavy duty aluminum foil: generally refers to aluminum foil products with thicker thickness and higher strength. Its thickness may exceed the standard range of ordinary aluminum foil, and it has better physical properties and load-bearing capacity. Heavy duty aluminum foil is usually 0.0008 Te mau nota (0.020 Te mau mana'o tauturu no te) i te 0.001 Te mau nota (0.025 Te mau mana'o tauturu no te) Te mau mana'o tauturu no te. The increased thickness makes it more durable, stronger and tear-resistant.

Differences between heavy duty foil and regular foil strength durability

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Regular Foil	Suitable for lightweight tasks such as covering food plates, wrapping sandwiches or lining baking sheets. It tears more easily when exposed to sharp edges or heavy objects, making it less reliable for tasks that come in direct contact with hard or rough surfaces.
Heavy Duty Foil	Designed for tougher tasks that require more strength and durability. It can withstand higher pressures without tearing. Ideal for wrapping thick cuts of meat, lining the grill or covering dishes in the oven without the risk of tearing.

Differences in uses and applications

Common Uses for Regular Aluminum Foil	– Cover food containers or plates for storage. – Wrap small, lightweight foods, such as sandwiches or leftovers. – Lining baking sheets to prevent sticking and make cleanup easier. – Make foil wraps for steaming or grilling vegetables or fish.
Common Uses for Heavy Duty Aluminum Foil	– Lining grills or baking sheets to catch dripping oil and prevent flame flare-ups. – Wrap large cuts of meat for cooking, Te mau mana'o tauturu no te, or smoking. – Freezing and storing large or heavy foods as it better protects against freezer bu

Eaha te taa - ê - raa i rotopu i te hopoia teiaha aluminum foil e te aluminum foil?