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Our tin plate (TP) products are made
by coating tin using electrolysis on the surface of thin cold-rolled
steel sheet (black plates), with a thickness of 0.14~0.6 mm. Its
shiny surface finish, superb corrosion resistance and formability
make tin plates an ideal choice for the food industry and industrial
parts producers. Our tin free steel sheet (ECCS), which we also
produce using our new "2-step" method is widely accepted
as a more economical substitute for the tin coated steel. Our TP/TFS
products are widely used in the production of 3-piece and 2-piece
(D&I, DRD) cans as well as can lids and bottoms. Our products
serve a variety of purposes, including material for steel EOE, toys,
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Product features Tin Plate (TP): In addition
to its elegant shining surface, tin plates possess superb corrosion
resistance, formability, weldability, and printability. Such unique
properties allow the tin plates to be used in a broad range of applications
including beverage cans, food cans, oil cans, paint cans, aerosol
cans, bottle caps, cable and/or electronic parts. Tin Free Steel
(TFS): Lower in price than tin plates, tin free steel boasts superior
lacquer and paint adhesion and strong resistance against corrosion. Tin free steel is used in the production of cans, containers, electric
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Applications |
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Categorized by application
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Type
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Application
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Food can
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Food can beverage can
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Canned fish including mackerel and tuna. Fruit juice
including white peach and yellow peach, Sports drinks,
coffee drinks, carbonated beverages, health drinks,
etc.
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General can
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4L cans 18L cans PIL cans Aerosol cans
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Automobile gasoline cans, machine oil cans, etc. Industrial
containers for paint and oil Industrial containers for
paint and oil Cosmetics, butane gas, pesticide, pharmaceuticals,
other
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Crown cap
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Bottle caps
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Bottle caps for beer, soju, beverages
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Others
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electronic JAR electronic parts Other
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Rice cookers TVs, tuna, battery cell body, toys,
stationery, plates, medicine case, cookie container
etc.
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Classification by can production method
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Category
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Type
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Features
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Application
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| 3- PIECE CAN |
Soldered cans Welded cans Jointed cans
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Jointed cans with one-side coating weight of 5.6g/§³
or more TP, SUN-KEL, HI-TIN used TFS-CT (SUN-CRO)
used
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Food cans, cans
for other purposes
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| 2- PIECE CAN |
drawing can DRD can DI can
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TP, AL used TFS, AL used TP, AL used
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Fish Tuna Beverage cans
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3- piece can: cans consisting of top, body, and bottom. 2-
piece cans: cans where the body and bottom are one piece
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Special Applications |
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DR-TP &
TFS DR, which is the base material for making DR.-TP. and DR-TFS, is
produced by re-rolling, using the double cold reduction (DCR) process
(10~45%) after annealing. Higher levels of rigidity and strength
of the DR-TP/TFS than general SR enable the thinner DR-TP/TFS to display an
identical level of durability to the SR. Can producers seeking less
weight and cost effective material heavily favor DR-TP/TFS. |
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Ultra-thin TFS TFS is a favored choice for makers of
steel-copolymer tapes because of the high heat tolerance and superior
formability of the extra-thin gauge (0.15 mm thickness). While mainly
used as material for optical cables, it has recently experienced
a remarkable growth rate of 30% due to the explosive use of cellular
phones and high-speed communications networks built nation-wide.
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Extra Wide TP/TFS Answering the demand of can production companies for enhanced
productivity, steelmakers with advanced technology including Dongbu
Steel, have started producing extra-wide tin plates and tin free
steel plates (TP/TFS). The new ETL at the Asan Bay Works of Dongbu
Steel currently produces tin plates and tin free steel with width
measurements up to 1,220.
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Size Availability |
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Production size availability
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Sheets
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Single reduced |
Double
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Thickness (§®)
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0.15 ~ 0.6 |
0.14 ~ 0.36 |
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Width (§®)
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600 ~ 1220 |
600 ~ 1220 |
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Length (§®)
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450 ~ 1206 |
450 ~ 1206 | |
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Coil
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Single reduced |
Double
reduced |
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Thickness (§®)
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0.15 ~ 0.6 |
0.14 ~ 0.36 |
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Width (§®)
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600 ~ 1220 |
600 ~ 1220 |
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Inside diameter (§®)
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419/508 |
419/508 |
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Weight (§®)
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5 ~ 12 |
5 ~ 12 | |
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Production availability |
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Coating weight
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Thin coated
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Outside Diameter Tolerance
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Normal Coating Weight
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Minimum Average Coating Weight
Test Value
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KS D 3526 JIS G 3303
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ASTM A 624
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g/§³ |
lb/BB |
g/§³ |
lb/BB |
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Equally coated weights
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2.8/2.8 |
#25 |
5.6(2.8/2.8) |
0.25 |
4.9 |
0.22 |
| 5.6/5.6 |
#50 |
11.2(5.6/5.6) |
0.50 |
10.5 |
0.47 |
| 8.4/8.4 |
#75 |
16.8(8.4/8.4) |
0.75 |
15.7 |
0.70 |
| 11.2/11.2 |
#100 |
22.4(11.2/11.2) |
1.00 |
20.2 |
0.90 |
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Differentially coated weights
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5.6/2.8 |
#50/25 |
5.6/2.8 |
0.25/0.125 |
5.05/2.25 |
0.23/0.10 |
| 8.4/2.8 |
#75/25 |
8.4/2.8 |
0.375/0.125 |
7.85/2.25 |
0.35/0.10 |
| 8.4/5.6 |
#75/50 |
8.4/5.6 |
0.375/0.25 |
7.85/5.05 |
0.35/0.23 |
| 11.2/2.8 |
#100/25 |
11.2/2.8 |
0.50/0.125 |
10.1/2.25 |
0.45/0.10 |
| 11.2/5.6 |
#100/50 |
11.2/5.6 |
0.50/0.25 |
10.1/5.05 |
0.45/0.23 |
| 11.2/8.4 |
#100/75 |
11.2/8.4 |
0.50/0.375 |
10.1/7.85 |
0.45/0.35 | |
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Chrome plated
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Type
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Coating weight(mg/§³)
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Metal Chrome (Metal Cr)
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30 ~ 140 |
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Chrome Oxide (Cr Oxide)
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8~25 | |
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Surface finish
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JIS symbols
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ASTM symbols |
Surface Finish (Aim uRa)
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| Bright |
B |
7B |
~0.35 |
| Stone |
R1 |
R |
7C |
0.35~0.5 |
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R2 |
0.45 ~ 0.7 |
| Silver |
S |
5C |
0.8~5.5 |
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Steel classifications
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Features
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| MR |
It contains few residual minor constituents
and has good corrosion resistance, so it is widely
used for such applications as containers.
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| L |
It contains particularly few residual
minor constituents such as Cu, Ni, Cr, Mo, so that it
is suitable for the materials of containers requiring
improved corrosion resistance.
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| D |
It is alumium killed steel, so that
it is suitable for the applications, that requir deep
drawing, or other working that is liable to produce
a Luder¡¯s lines pattern.
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Temper grades
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Temper grades
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Aim Rockwell Hardness(HR30T)
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Application
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| T-1 |
49±3 |
Used for cans requiring a high level of workability.
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| T-2 |
53±3 |
Used for applications requiring an average level
of workability: oval cans
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| T-2.5 |
55±3 |
Used in cans, T-2 for drawing and T-3 for stiffness
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| T-3 |
57±3 |
Used in body/end of large size cans (18 L)
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| T-4 |
61±3 |
Used in body/end of cans and crowns requiring relatively
high durability
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| T-5 |
65±3 |
Used in body/end of cans requiring a high level of
buckle resistance.
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| T-6 |
70±3 |
Body/end of large size beer cans
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| DR-8 |
73±3 |
Carbonated beverage cans, food cans (tuna cans)
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| DR-9 |
76±3 |
Carbonated beverage can
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Cross section of painted product |
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Packing and marking |
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Packing Dongbu Steel tin plate is packed with special
care to endure handling and transportation for a prolonged period
of time. Special care is given to prevent abrasion, rust and scratches.
A single package unit contains 1,000 to 1,800 sheets.
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Marking Each package is marked with the product name,
specifications, coating weight, thickness, dimensions, temper, number
of sheets contained, net weight, gross weight, lot number, package
number, package date, origin, and the "Dongbu Steel Co., Ltd."
insignia. Other marks may be added upon request. An inspection card
inside the package provides identical information.
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