Container Foil

Two listings document container foil in this catalogue. The first is the jumbo roll itself — 1235/8011 foil sold for food container production, covered in depth on the jumbo roll page. The second is a lubricated aluminium foil listing in 1100, 3003 and 8011, published for air duct and food container use: lubrication is the detail that matters on a container forming line, where the foil has to draw into the tray shape without tearing, and the listing puts that property in its name.

Container foil — documented data

Jumbo roll for containers	1235 / 8011 (storefront listing)
Lubricated foil	1100 / 3003 / 8011, for air duct and food container
Foil stock blog coverage	Industrial foil and packaging foil guides (blog)
Gauges (foil listings)	Jumbo roll: 0.006–0.06 mm (description) / 0.006–0.09 mm (attribute field) — the two conflict, confirmed in the quotation; lubricated foil: 0.006–0.06 mm in its attribute field, against 0.08–0.2 mm in its description text and 0.18–0.25 mm in its dimension table — that listing's sections conflict too, confirmed in the quotation
Width (lubricated foil listing)	200–1250 mm in the attribute field; 80–2300 mm in the description text; 50–1250 mm in the dimension table — the listing's sections differ, confirmed in the quotation
Coil ID (lubricated foil listing)	75 / 150 mm in the attribute field; 75 / 150 / 305 / 405 / 505 mm coil IDs in the dimension table; 76 / 152 / 408 / 508 mm in the description text
Tempers (foil listings)	Jumbo roll: O; lubricated foil: H14 / H24 / H22
Minimum order (lubricated foil listing)	5 tons per size
Related products	Cap closure foil/sheet (English site family); food packaging aluminium foil (foilstock)

Container foil sits inside a wider packaging foil family on the supplier's sites: the English site lists aluminium cap closure foil/sheet in 1060, 1070, 3004, 3105, 5052, 5182 and 8011 — the bottle-cap end of packaging foil — and a food packaging aluminium foil product described as foilstock supplied to the packaging, technical and construction industries. Cap closure belongs to the same foil programme and can be quoted in the same enquiry if your packaging operation runs both.

Specifying container foil starts with the forming line, not the foil catalogue: tray size and depth decide the gauge and temper, and lubrication decides the draw. Send the tray format and the line type, and the quotation can be built on the lubricated or standard foil listing that matches. The foil listings do publish gauges — the jumbo roll listing states 0.006–0.06 mm in its description and 0.006–0.09 mm in its attribute field, and the lubricated foil listing states 0.006–0.06 mm in its attribute field, while its own description text states 0.08–0.2 mm and its dimension table 0.18–0.25 mm; both listings therefore carry conflicting figures, and where figures conflict, the quotation confirms the gauge that governs your order.

Container foil in the wider packaging programme

Container foil is one of three packaging foil branches this supplier documents, and buyers in packaging often run more than one. The second branch is cap closure: the English site lists aluminium cap closure foil/sheet in 1060, 1070, 3004, 3105, 5052, 5182 and 8011 — the material for bottle cap production, where the alloy set widens into the 3xxx and 5xxx families because caps are deep-drawn and printed. The third branch is food packaging foil itself, listed as foilstock supplied to the packaging, technical and construction industries. A packaging buyer quoting container foil can reasonably ask for the other branches in the same enquiry — the foil programme behind them is shared, and the three branches are specified differently: alloy set, gauge and format. What stays separate is the data: the cap closure alloy list belongs to the cap listing, the lubricated alloys (1100/3003/8011) belong to the lubricated container and air-duct listing, and the 1235/8011 pairing belongs to the jumbo roll. Keeping those attributions straight is what makes a multi-branch enquiry priceable instead of ambiguous.