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When you search for “1235 O Temper Aluminum Foil”, you are looking at a critical material in various industries. From everyday food packaging to sophisticated electronic components, its exceptional properties make it indispensable. This article provides an in-depth look at its characteristics, applications, and how to select the right type for your needs.
The name can be broken down into two key parts:
* “1235”: This is the alloy designation, indicating a high-purity aluminum alloy containing at least 99.35% aluminum. This high purity ensures excellent corrosion resistance, a non-toxic nature, and lays the foundation for superior processing performance.
* “O Temper”: The “O” stands for “Fully Softened” or “Annealed.” This state is achieved through a carefully controlled heat treatment (annealing) that relieves internal stresses from the rolling process. The result is a foil with outstanding flexibility, ductility, and formability—it is soft, easily bent, and can be deeply drawn without cracking.
In short, it is the perfect combination of high purity and super-soft characteristics.
These properties make this soft aluminum foil highly versatile:
* Food Packaging: Lidding for yogurt, butter, and desserts; composite packaging for chocolates, tea, and instant noodle cups.
* Pharmaceutical Packaging: Blister packs (PTP foil), easy-peel lids for medicine bottles.
* Electronics: Used in capacitors and as a shielding layer.
* Construction: Serves as a reflective and moisture-proof layer in building materials.
* Household Use: Common aluminum foil rolls for cooking and food storage.
* Thickness: The choice depends on your application. For example, household use typically requires 0.01mm-0.02mm, while pharmaceutical blisters may use 0.02mm-0.05mm. Thinner gauges are used in electronics.
* 1235 aluminum foil vs. Other Alloys (e.g., 8011): Alloy 1235 offers higher purity and better formability, making it superior for deep-drawing applications. Alloy 8011 may be chosen for applications requiring slightly more strength.
* O Temper vs. H Temper: The key difference is softness. O temper is soft and formable, ideal for shaping. H temper is harder and stiffer, better for applications where the package needs to hold its shape.
To fully leverage the benefits of this material, a reliable manufacturer is key. Mingtai Aluminum, a leading aluminum processor, is your ideal partner.
Contact Mingtai Aluminum today to request a free sample and discover how our aluminum foil solutions can enhance your products.
