Tinplate, commonly known as tinplate, is a metal material that is coated with a layer of tin on the surface of a thin steel plate, combining the strength of steel with the corrosion resistance of tin. The following are its key points: substrate: low-carbon cold-rolled steel plate (usually 0.1~0.5mm thick); Coating: Both sides or one side are electroplated with pure tin (thickness about 0.4-2.5 microns), and some products are replaced with chromium or stainless steel (known as "Wuxi steel plate").

Core features：
Corrosion resistance: Tin isolates air and moisture, preventing rust.
Non toxic and safe: Tin has stable chemical properties and is suitable for food contact.
Easy to process: weldable, stamping, deep drawing, suitable for complex shapes.
Beautiful: The surface is shiny or can be printed for decoration.