Application for Temper and Finish
Application for Temper and Finish
TEMPER GRADE
|
Temper Grade |
Hardness Guarantee HR30T |
Applications |
Single Reduced |
T-1 |
49 ± 5 |
Cans, nozzles and other applications involving deep drawing that requires large flexibility. |
T-2 |
53 ± 5 |
Items that require moderate drawability and some stiffness. |
|
T-2.5 |
55 ± 5 |
Items that require the drawability of T-2 in combination with the stiffness of T-3. For general use. |
|
T-3 |
57 ± 5 |
Proper stiffness is imparted to prevent buckling. For general use. |
|
T-S |
59 ± 5 |
Items that require better formability than T-4 (JFE Standard) |
|
T-4 |
61 ± 5 |
Can bodies, ends and crowns that require comparatively large stiffness. |
|
T-5 |
65 ± 5 |
Can bodies, ends and other applications that require excellent buckling resistance. |
|
Double Reduced |
DR-8 |
73 ± 5 |
Bodies of carbonated beverage cans and beer cans that require stiffness and strength. |
DR-9 |
76 ± 5 |
Ends of carbonated beverage cans and beer cans that require stiffness and strength. |
|
DR-9M |
77 ± 5 |
The same as DR-9. |
|
DR-10 |
80 ± 5 |
Special applications that require strength. |
Remarks
- There are two types of annealing : batch annealing and continuous annealing. When continuous annealing is designated, the symbol of "CA" is added after the temper grade symbol such as "T-4CA".
- The soft materials (T-1 to T-3) can also be manufactured by continuous annealing. Please consult us.
- DR-8, DR-9, and DR-10 are thin materials with high strength manufactured by cold-reducing the materials after cold-reducing and annealing.
SURFACE FINISH
Finish |
Surface Roughness Aim Ra (*) |
Features & Applications |
Bright |
0.25 |
Bright finish for general use. |
Stone |
0.40 |
Surface finish with stone marks that make printing and can-making scratches less conspicuous. |
Super Stone |
0.60 |
Surface finish with heavy stone marks. |
Matte |
1.00 |
Dull finish mainly used for making crowns and DI cans (unmelted finish for tinplate). |
Silver (Satin) |
- |
Rough dull finish mainly used for making artistic cans (tinplate only, melted finish). |
* Remark : Sub-classified based on the surface finishing of the blackplate.
- Source: The International Tin Association (formerly ITRI Ltd)