Aluminum foil rolls typically come in a range of states from O (annealed) to H (hardened), offering varying degrees of flexibility and strength to suit different requirements. Additionally, a ±1% tolerance ensures accuracy and consistency in foil size and thickness.
Packaging and payment:
Aluminum foil rolls are packed in standard sea export packaging, which includes fumigated wooden boxes to ensure safe and reliable transportation. Payment terms usually involve 30% T/T advance payment, then 70% balance payment or 100% L/C at sight, providing flexibility and security to both parties.
Trading Terms and Standards:
Trade terms such as FOB (free on board), CFR (cost and freight) and CIF (cost plus insurance and freight) provide different arrangements for delivery and payment of goods to suit the preferences and requirements of buyers and sellers.
