Heavy Duty Lining 14 15 16 20 Mic 30cm 45cm 150m Food Grade Manufacturers Wrapped Foil Paper Aluminum Roll
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- Supplier: Guangzhou Fubin Intl Co. Ltd.
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Description
Food Grade Manufacturers Wrapped Foil Paper Aluminum Roll
Product Description
Specification
Product Name | Household Aluminum Foil |
Model | F-01 |
Type | Roll |
Length | 5m-30m |
Width | 200-600mm |
Thickness | 10-25Micron |
Colour | Silver |
Packing | Colour Box |
Material | Aluminum Foil |
Application | Widely Used |
Why Choose Us
Customer Review
Company Profile
Fubin Aluminum Foil Products Co.,Ltd is Founded in 2010, which is a leading professional manufacturer in China who is specialized in researching,developing, designing,producing and selling aluminum foil products, with 60000 square meters plant, more than 300 employees and most advanced automatic production lines.
Our products include foil roll, foil sheet and stamping container which are widely used in household&daily use,hairdressing and manicure, food packaging, flight catering, industrial production and other fields.
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FAQ
1.Can I substitute heavy-duty aluminum foil with the regular type?
No. Heavy-duty aluminum foil can handle almost all uses of the regular version, but there’s no vice versa. However, if you just need more strength, you can simply fold the regular aluminum foil in half and it’ll be a lot stronger, even comparable to the heavy-duty.
2.Can I use the microwave to reheat foil-wrapped foods?
No. Though many recipes may require aluminum foil in the microwave for the convenience of these utensils. It’s best to avoid combining them to prevent the burning or even explosion possibility.
3.Should I use the matt or shiny side of aluminum foil?
The sides of aluminum foil are different due to the manufacturing process, not the coating so that the heat conductivity of both sides is the same. However, to prevent stickiness, consider using the shiny side of aluminum foil.
4.Can aluminum foil burn?
Yes. However, the burning or melting temperature of aluminum is significantly high, over 1200oF. Therefore, you can barely burn aluminum foil in your kitchen unless you use it in a microwave.
5.Can regular aluminum foil cut my hands?
Yes, and it hurts worse than the paper cut! However, since aluminum is non-toxic to the human body, you’ll just need to make sure that there are no pieces left in your wound before solving it with a plaster.
6.How to measure the thickness of aluminum foil?
Most of the box packaging labeled the width and length of aluminum foil but excluded the thickness. Therefore, if you want to see how thick your foil is, you can use a micrometer to measure.
No. Heavy-duty aluminum foil can handle almost all uses of the regular version, but there’s no vice versa. However, if you just need more strength, you can simply fold the regular aluminum foil in half and it’ll be a lot stronger, even comparable to the heavy-duty.
2.Can I use the microwave to reheat foil-wrapped foods?
No. Though many recipes may require aluminum foil in the microwave for the convenience of these utensils. It’s best to avoid combining them to prevent the burning or even explosion possibility.
3.Should I use the matt or shiny side of aluminum foil?
The sides of aluminum foil are different due to the manufacturing process, not the coating so that the heat conductivity of both sides is the same. However, to prevent stickiness, consider using the shiny side of aluminum foil.
4.Can aluminum foil burn?
Yes. However, the burning or melting temperature of aluminum is significantly high, over 1200oF. Therefore, you can barely burn aluminum foil in your kitchen unless you use it in a microwave.
5.Can regular aluminum foil cut my hands?
Yes, and it hurts worse than the paper cut! However, since aluminum is non-toxic to the human body, you’ll just need to make sure that there are no pieces left in your wound before solving it with a plaster.
6.How to measure the thickness of aluminum foil?
Most of the box packaging labeled the width and length of aluminum foil but excluded the thickness. Therefore, if you want to see how thick your foil is, you can use a micrometer to measure.
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