aluminiumfóli

Aluminiumfóli, often referred to as aluminum foil, is a common household and industrial material. It is a thin sheet of aluminum, typically less than 0.2 millimeters thick, produced by rolling aluminum through a rolling mill. Its thinness and malleability make it highly versatile.

In kitchens, aluminiumfóli is widely used for cooking, wrapping, and storing food. It can be used to line baking pans, wrap food for roasting or grilling to retain moisture and prevent burning, and to cover dishes to keep them warm or to prevent splattering. Its reflective surface can also help in insulating food.

Beyond the kitchen, aluminiumfóli has numerous industrial applications. It is used in packaging for various products, including pharmaceuticals and electronics, due to its barrier properties against light, moisture, and oxygen. It also finds use in construction as a radiant barrier to reduce heat transfer, in the automotive industry for insulation, and in artistic endeavors. The production of aluminiumfóli is an energy-intensive process, but its recyclability makes it a more sustainable option when handled responsibly.