8011 aluminum sheet is a commonly used aluminium sheets for deep drow ROPP caps with excellent moisture resistance, light blocking and high barrier capacity. So 8011 aluminium sheet is widely used in the manufacture of a variety of packaging closure caps, such as wine bottle caps, beverage bottle caps, food bottle caps and pharmaceutical caps, etc. At the same time, 8011 aluminum sheet also has good ductility and processing performance, easy to stamping, bending and nibbling and other processing operations, to meet the production needs of a variety of lightweight packaging caps.

When choosing to use aluminium sheets for deep drow ROPP caps, you need to choose the appropriate specifications and thickness according to the actual needs. Generally speaking, the thickness of aluminium sheet for bottle caps is between 0.15~0.27mm, and the width ranges between 330~1000mm. At the same time, it is also necessary to pay attention to the quality and performance of the aluminium sheet to ensure that it can meet the requirements for long-term use. The thickness, quality and performance of the aluminum sheet for ROPP caps are very important factors when manufacturing bottle caps. If the cap is taller with deep drow, a thicker 8011 aluminum sheet is needed to ensure sufficient strength and stability. At the same time, you also need to pay attention to the surface quality and machining precision of the aluminum sheet to ensure that the ROPP cap has a beautiful appearance, good sealing and easy to use.

In short, choosing the right 8011 aluminium sheets for deep drow ROPP caps is very important for manufacturing high quality bottle caps. When choosing 8011 aluminum sheet for deep drow bottle caps, you need to consider its quality, performance and price, and choose according to the actual needs, and ensure that its quality and performance meet the requirements. At the same time, you also need to pay attention to the manufacturing process and the use of aluminium sheet environment to ensure that it can meet the requirements of long-term use.