The aluminum alloy models suitable for pharmaceutical packaging materials mainly include the following:

Aluminum alloy materials have a good metallic texture. After being processed into a thinner thickness, they will have good softness and can be used as a good packaging material. Iwaena o lakou, the more common application packaging is for pharmaceutical packaging.

Among aluminum alloys, what series of aluminum foil can be used as packaging for pharmaceutical products?

The aluminum alloys suitable for pharmaceutical packaging materials are mainly those with excellent barrier properties, no reaction with pharmaceuticals, and ensuring a high level of hygiene and safety. The most commonly used aluminum alloys in pharmaceutical packaging include:

8011 aluminum foil alloy
Nā hiʻohiʻona: 8011 aluminum alloy is a commonly used pharmaceutical aluminum foil material, which is non-toxic, ʻala ʻole, light in weight, and has excellent light-shielding properties, kiʻekiʻe ka makū kū'ē a me nā mea pale.
Palapala noi: Mainly used for aluminum-plastic blister packaging (PTP) of tablets and capsules, it is a widely used covering aluminum foil. Its basic structure includes a protective layer, an aluminum foil substrate, a heat-sealing layer, an adhesive, and other composite materials, etc., which have very good airtightness after sealing and covering the blister.

Specifications: The alloy state is usually H18, the thickness range is between 0.016-0.04mm, and the width range can reach 100-1650mm.

8021 a 8079 aluminum alloys
Nā hiʻohiʻona: Although the specific application of 8021 a 8079 aluminum alloys in pharmaceutical packaging may not be as widely mentioned as 8011, they are also alloy grades of pharmaceutical aluminum foil and may have similar excellent properties as 8011, such as corrosion resistance and barrier properties.

Palapala noi: These alloys may also be used in the packaging of drugs, especially those that require high barrier and moisture resistance.

Aluminum alloy 1235
Composition: Contains at least 99.35% aluminika.
Nā hiʻohiʻona: Excellent corrosion resistance, good formability and high purity.
Palapala noi: Commonly used in flexible packaging materials, including pharmaceutical foil.

Aluminum Alloy 1100
Composition: at least 99% aluminika.
Nā hiʻohiʻona: strong corrosion resistance, excellent formability, good thermal conductivity.
Palapala noi: used for packaging that requires high purity and high protection.
When selecting aluminum alloys suitable for pharmaceutical packaging materials, it is necessary to comprehensively consider factors such as the characteristics of the drug, packaging requirements, cost-effectiveness, and the mechanical properties, corrosion resistance, and barrier properties of the aluminum alloy. 8011 aluminum alloy is one of the commonly used materials in pharmaceutical packaging, but other types of aluminum alloys may also be selected according to specific needs.