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FAQ

The shelf life of tinplate canned goods can vary depending on the type of food, packaging integrity, storage conditions, and the specific expiration date indicated on the can. However, in general, properly stored tinplate canned goods can have a shelf life of 1 to 5 years. It is important to check for any signs of damage, bulging, or rust before consuming canned goods to ensure their safety.

No, tinplate is not suitable for packaging perishable goods as it is not airtight and does not provide adequate protection against moisture and oxygen, which can lead to spoilage of perishable items.

Some of the different testing methods for tinplate packaging include visual inspection, leak testing, drop testing, compression testing, and corrosion resistance testing.

Tinplate is often preferred over glass for packaging applications due to its durability, lightweight nature, and cost-effectiveness. Unlike glass, tinplate is not prone to breakage, making it safer for shipping and handling. It also offers excellent barrier properties, protecting the contents from air, moisture, and light. Additionally, tinplate is recyclable and has a lower carbon footprint compared to glass, making it a more sustainable choice for packaging.

Tinplate has poor fire resistance properties due to its high heat conductivity, which means it can quickly transfer heat and ignite surrounding materials.

There are several different ways to seal tinplate containers, including using a screw-on cap, a snap-on lid, a crimped or rolled edge, a heat-sealed liner, or a combination of these methods.

Yes, tinplate does require specific handling and storage conditions. It should be stored in a dry and well-ventilated area to prevent corrosion. It is also important to handle tinplate with care to avoid any scratches or dents that may compromise its protective coating.

How to quickly open the bottle?

Swiss Army knife, it has opened the canned fruits with tools under the hook can cover the exterior edge of front edge force canned fruit like a ring, groove cover on the edge of... The pressure inside a circle, do not pay attention to the head word screwdriver pressed in, or it may have wear. Under the hook can cover the exterior edge of front edge force under pressure can, like a ring groove on the side of the roof... Pressed in a circle, do not pay attention to the head word screwdriver pressed in, or you may wear. This tool is also very easy to use.