1060 aluminum foil

Model:1060 Aluminum Foil

Applications:Packaging, electrical, insulation

Customization:Gauge, width, temper

Certifications:ISO 9001

Key Features:High purity, stable properties

Packaging:Standard export packing

1060 Aluminum Foil

1. Material Characteristics and Engineering Positioning

1060 aluminum foil is a high-purity aluminum foil with a nominal aluminum content of not less than 99.60%. In practical engineering applications, this alloy is not designed to achieve strength through alloying elements. Instead, it relies on a high-purity aluminum matrix to provide stable elongation behavior, predictable rolling performance, and reliable thermal and electrical conductivity.

From a materials selection perspective, 1060 aluminum foil is typically regarded as a functional base material rather than a structural alloy. Its primary engineering value lies in excellent formability at thin gauges, low batch-to-batch property variation, and consistent performance under long-term, high-volume supply conditions.


1060 Aluminum Foil Roll
1060 Aluminum Foil Roll

2. Standard Export Specifications and Basic Data

2.1 Chemical Composition Control (wt.%)

Element Al Fe Si Cu Mn Mg Zn Others
Limit ≥99.60 ≤0.35 ≤0.25 ≤0.05 ≤0.03 ≤0.03 ≤0.05 ≤0.03

Note: Fe and Si are unavoidable impurity elements. Their content has a direct influence on elongation performance and surface quality and must be tightly controlled during upstream processing.

2.2 Typical Export Supply Range

Item Unit Common Range Remarks
Thickness μm 6 – 300 From ultra-thin foil to industrial gauges
Width mm 5 – 1800 Slitting available per order
Core ID mm 76 / 152 / 300 International standard cores
Coil Weight kg 300 – 1200 Depends on width and thickness
Surface Finish Bright / Matte Determined by final rolling
Temper O / H14 / H18 Selected by application

1060 Aluminum Foil Packaging
1060 Aluminum Foil Packaging

3. Engineering-Based Classification of 1060 Aluminum Foil

In actual use, 1060 aluminum foil is more effectively classified by application and processing route rather than by alloy designation alone. Common categories include:

  1. Packaging and barrier-grade aluminum foil
  2. Industrial functional aluminum foil
  3. Electrical and electronic aluminum foil
  4. Building insulation and reflective system foil
  5. Substrate foil for composite materials

This classification aligns closely with downstream engineering selection logic and helps identify critical performance indicators.


4. Key Technical Parameters by Application Category

4.1 Packaging and Barrier Applications

Parameter Unit Typical Value Engineering Focus
Thickness μm 6 – 25 Balance between barrier and flexibility
Tensile Strength MPa 60 – 90 Stability in high-speed packaging
Elongation % ≥12 Forming yield
Pinhole Grade ≤ Class A Gas and vapor barrier performance

4.2 Industrial Functional Applications

Parameter Unit Range Description
Thickness μm 30 – 300 Protection and functional support
Tensile Strength MPa 70 – 110 Service life requirements
Flatness I-Unit ≤20 Lamination and bonding quality

4.3 Electrical and Electronic Applications

Parameter Unit Requirement Technical Significance
Electrical Conductivity %IACS ≥60 Electrical consistency
Surface Roughness μm ≤0.5 Bonding reliability
Thickness Tolerance μm ±3% Precision manufacturing

1060 aluminum foil
1060 aluminum foil

5. Engineering Interpretation of Material Performance

The performance advantages of 1060 aluminum foil are not derived from alloy strengthening mechanisms, but from the intrinsic characteristics of high-purity aluminum, including:

  • Stable elongation behavior at thin gauges, reducing the risk of rolling and slitting cracks
  • Consistent thermal and electrical conductivity for functional applications
  • Natural formation of a dense aluminum oxide layer, providing good corrosion resistance in most environments
  • Predictable material behavior suitable for standardized production and long-term supply programs

6. Typical Application Areas

  • Food and pharmaceutical packaging barrier layers
  • Capacitors, electromagnetic shielding, and conductive components
  • Building insulation and reflective systems
  • Industrial insulation and protective materials
  • Intermediate layers in multilayer composite structures

7. Manufacturing and Quality Control at Eco Alum Co., Ltd

Eco Alum Co., Ltd specializes in the large-scale production and export of aluminum foil products. The company operates an integrated manufacturing process covering casting, hot rolling, cold rolling, precision rolling, slitting, and annealing. For 1060 aluminum foil, particular attention is given to chemical composition stability, thickness uniformity, and surface quality to meet export-grade application requirements.


8. Logistics and Delivery Conditions

  • Proximity to major export ports enables efficient container loading
  • Standard export packaging with moisture and pressure protection
  • Support for FCL and LCL shipments
  • Familiarity with international trade terms and documentation

Packaging 1060 Aluminum Foil
Packaging 1060 Aluminum Foil

9. Engineering Comparison with Other Common Aluminum Foil Alloys

Alloy Purity Level Strength Formability Typical Applications
1060 Very high Medium Excellent Packaging, electronics
1100 High Low Good General packaging
3003 Medium Higher Fair Cookware, appliances
5052 Lower High Moderate Industrial structures

10. Representative Supply Cases

Case 1: Ultra-thin 1060 Aluminum Foil for Food Packaging
Thickness: 12 μm. Supplied in volume to Southeast Asia. Controlled pinhole grade and elongation helped reduce packaging failure rates.

Case 2: Conductive Aluminum Foil for Electronics
Process adjustments were made to meet conductivity and surface requirements. The product passed internal customer validation and entered stable supply.


11. Frequently Asked Engineering Questions

Q: Is 1060 aluminum foil suitable for load-bearing or structural applications?
A: No. For applications requiring mechanical strength, alloys such as 3003 or 5052 are recommended.

Q: How should O temper and H temper be selected?
A: O temper is preferred for forming and lamination. H temper is selected where dimensional stability is required.

Q: Can 1060 aluminum foil be used for further coating or lamination?
A: Yes, it can be used as a substrate for composite processing, subject to confirmation of specific process conditions.