Medicine Packing Aluminum Foil

2021-06-03

Medicine packing aluminum foil is used to package pharmaceutical tablets, capsules, pills, and lozenges. Medicinal aluminum foil is mainly 8079, 8011 aluminum foil and 8021 aluminum foil. 8011-O/H18 medicine aluminum foil is used for the back of drug capsules. 8021 medicine aluminum foil has superior deep drawing performance and is suitable for capsule aluminum foil application. The processing range of medicine packaging aluminum foil is thickness 0.02mm-0.07mm, width 300mm-1100mm. Haomei Aluminum have engaged in pharmaceutical aluminum foil manufacturing and export, we have served a few large medicine enterprises on the market and won highly praised.
 

The medicine packing aluminum foil has good light-shielding and compactness, can protect the inner packaging medicine from oxidation and moisture absorption, and has good calenderability, easy production, easy disassembly and low cost. Most of the medicinal aluminum foil are in the form of aluminum-plastic composite film to achieve better moisture resistance and flexibility, and the hygienic properties of the medicine are also considered. The pharmaceutical aluminum foil produced by Haomei Aluminum has been tested for bacteria and mold, and the heavy metal does not exceed 0.25 ppm. The industry standards are strictly implemented to ensure safety and health. We also provide safe export standard package to protect the aluminum foil product during delivery.
 

Most medicines are easily oxidized, decomposed, deteriorated, and light-resistant. In order to improve the shelf life of medicines, high-barrier packaging materials are required. Aluminum has strong barrier properties, so some drugs with poor chemical stability are generally packaged in aluminum. Medicine packing aluminum foil also has good shading, moisture-proof, air-tight, corrosion-resistant, non-toxic and odorless characteristics, while the structure of aluminum oxide is very dense and can protect the aluminum inside from being oxidized, and prevent chemical reactions between medicines and packaging materials.

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