1235 Aluminum Laminated Foil

1235 aluminum foil is an aluminum foil with an aluminum content of not less than 99.35%. GNEE can process 1235 aluminum foil with a thickness of 0.014-0.2mm. Because this product has excellent rust resistance, formability, and dissolving ability, 1235 aluminum foil is widely used in cigarette packaging. , cables, capacitors, tapes, battery foils, flexible packaging, etc.
GNEE's foil slot edges are rolled from 1235 alloy with a minimum aluminum content of 99.35%, allowing for consistent unwinding and minimizing breakage.

Application of 1235 aluminum foil
1. Food Preparation: Aluminum foil has a "double oven" feature that can be used in both convection and fan-assisted ovens. A common use for aluminum foil is to cover thinner parts of poultry and meat to prevent overcooking. We also offer advice on limiting the use of aluminum foil in microwave ovens.

2. Insulation: The reflectivity of aluminum foil is 88%, and it is widely used in heat insulation, heat exchange, cable lining, etc. Foil-backed building insulation not only reflects heat but also provides a protective vapor barrier.

3. Electronics: Foils in capacitors provide compact storage of electrical charge. If the foil surface is treated, the oxide coating will act as an insulator. Aluminum foil capacitors are commonly found in electrical equipment, including televisions and computers.

4. Geochemical Sampling: Geochemists use aluminum foil to protect rock samples. The foil provides a seal from organic solvents and does not contaminate the sample as it is transported from the field to the laboratory.

5. Art and decoration: Anodized aluminum foil forms an oxide layer on the aluminum surface that can accept colored dyes or metal salts. Through this technique, aluminum is used to create cheap, brightly colored foils.

1235 Aluminum Foil Technical Parameter