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Aluminum foil is a kind of hot stamping material with metal aluminum directly rolled into a sheet, and its hot stamping effect is similar to that of sterling silver foil, so it is also known as false silver foil. The texture of aluminum foil is soft, good ductility, and has a silver-white luster. If the rolled sheet is mounted on offset paper with sodium silicate and other substances to make aluminum foil, it can also be printed. However, the aluminum foil itself is easy to oxidize and dark, friction, touch, etc., may also lead to its fading, so it is not suitable for long-term preservation of book covers and other hot printing.
Aluminum foil is an aluminum alloy product with excellent electrical and thermal conductivity. Its shape is characterized by very thin, usually no more than 0.2 mm thick, with strong ductility, toughness and protection characteristics. Aluminum foil has excellent material properties, can withstand various pressures and shape changes, and is widely used in many different fields.
Aluminum foil is a kind of hot stamping material with metal aluminum directly rolled into a sheet, and its hot stamping effect is similar to that of sterling silver foil, so it is also known as false silver foil. The texture of aluminum foil is soft, good ductility, and has a silver-white luster. If the rolled sheet is mounted on offset paper with sodium silicate and other substances to make aluminum foil, it can also be printed. However, the aluminum foil itself is easy to oxidize and dark, friction, touch, etc., may also lead to its fading, so it is not suitable for long-term preservation of book covers and other hot printing.
Aluminum foil is an aluminum alloy product with excellent electrical and thermal conductivity. Its shape is characterized by very thin, usually no more than 0.2 mm thick, with strong ductility, toughness and protection characteristics. Aluminum foil has excellent material properties, can withstand various pressures and shape changes, and is widely used in many different fields.
