Product Details:
Payment & Shipping Terms:
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| Mold Number: | 012 | Size: | 78X78X93mm |
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| Daily Production Capacity: | 12000pcs/day | Function: | Storage |
| Produced Year: | 2004 | Usage: | Christmas Tea Pack |
| High Light: | square metal box,square tin containers |
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Small Square Tea Tin Box Packaging , 75 76 Wine Customized Tin Box
Specification:
| Name | Christmas Loose Square tin box |
| Size | 78X78X93mm |
| Packing |
Each piece into polybag,several pcs per carton,inside carton |
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Application |
Widely used for chocolate, wine, cosmetic, perfume ,garment, cigarette, |
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Sample time |
1-3 days after confirmed your artwork. |
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Mass production |
10-12 days or according to your quantity. |
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Monthly supply |
100000pcs |
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Brand |
OEM/ODM are available |
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Packing |
According to products size and weight (less than 15kg) by standard export carton A=A+ carton or according to customers’ requirements . |
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Payment terms |
T/T or western union . |
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Sample charge |
1): free(when samples in stock) 2): Printing plate charge + material fees(when samples need to be customized, depends on size, printing and finish requirement. This charge will return back if you placing an order.) |
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Trial order |
Accept |
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Grey card board |
From 600g to 2000g is normal used for paper box |
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Wrapping paper |
128g /157g art paper (C2S) are the normal material , fancy /special paper are available as per your requirements. |
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Surface treatment |
Glossy/matt lamination, embossing, Spot UV coating, Gold/silver hot stamping, Varnishing , Polishing ect. |
Description
what is tin?
Tin is a silvery-gray metallic element which has been used by humans for thousands of years. The symbol is
Sn, from the Latin stannum, and its atomic number is 50, placing it with other metals such as antimony and aluminum. Almost every continent on Earth has a source of tin, usually in the form of cassiterite, an oxide mineral. In addition to a wide range of manufacturing uses, the metal is also nutritionally necessary, albeit in trace amounts.
The word for the metal appears to have been borrowed from a pre-Indo-European language. Old forms of
German and Dutch, among other languages, have cognates for the word, but the roots are somewhat unclear. The murky etymology of the word supports research by anthropologists which suggests that humans have been interacting with tin for at least 5,000 years, if not longer.
Studies of early humans have suggested that tin was one of the earliest metals used by humans. It was
alloyed with copper to make bronze, making it one of the earliest alloyed metals. In retrospect, tin is an
obvious choice for a copper alloy, because it hardens copper when the metals are blended. Tin was also
used in the production of ornaments and jewelry. As human innovation progressed, the metal began to be harnessed for other purposes as well. Its high corrosion resistance make it an excellent choice for coating,
and for making alloys with other metals.
Contact Person: Carol Lau
Tel: +8613790125167
