All Foils

All Foils All Foils is an Aluminum Foil converter and distributor. We also offer Foil Tapes (PSA), Printed/Colored Foils, Laminated Foils and Coated Foils. All Foils, Inc.

We carry an extensive inventory of Aluminum Foils, Copper Foils, Stainless Steel, Carbon Steel, Nickel and other exotic metals in various alloys and tempers. was established in 1980, making us the most experienced foil converter and distributor in the country. Our facility has grown to over 140,000 square feet. It is our commitment to satisfy our global customers by providing the highest quality p

roducts and unsurpassed customer service. Understanding customer needs and establishing long-term customer relationships has allowed us to become the leading metal service center for over 30 years. True to our commitment, All Foils, Inc. provides unrivaled lead times, superior quality products and exemplary customer service to our clientele worldwide.

25 years in quality. 10 of them making All Foils better.We're proud to recognize Teresa, our Quality Assurance Manager a...
09/03/2026

25 years in quality. 10 of them making All Foils better.

We're proud to recognize Teresa, our Quality Assurance Manager and one of the most experienced members of the All Foils team. Teresa brings over two decades of QA expertise to every process, every inspection and every order that leaves our facility.

In precision manufacturing, quality isn't a department — it's a standard. Teresa sets it.

Thank you, Teresa.

The aluminum market just broke a record nobody wanted to see.For the first time in history, the Midwest Premium surpasse...
09/02/2026

The aluminum market just broke a record nobody wanted to see.

For the first time in history, the Midwest Premium surpassed $1.00/lb.—transforming what used to be a modest surcharge into the dominant cost driver in your delivered aluminum price.

Here's what's really happening:

Your total aluminum cost has always been LME base price + Midwest Premium. Historically, that premium was background noise—maybe 10-15% of your total cost. In 2026, it's rewriting the entire equation.

The culprits? A 50% tariff wall that cut US aluminum imports by 25%. Geopolitical energy shocks hitting smelting costs. And domestic mills that have abandoned flexible buyers to focus exclusively on massive contract customers.

The result: purchasing agents who once tracked LME futures to predict costs now face a market where the regional premium matters MORE than the global benchmark.

What's most striking is the disconnect. Global forecasts show aluminum surplus. Yet US spot markets are experiencing supply "Armageddon"—tight inventory, extended lead times, and volatility that makes cost forecasting nearly impossible for anyone without locked-in contracts.

For businesses operating on fixed-price contracts with customers but floating aluminum costs from suppliers, the margin squeeze is severe. For R&D teams developing new products, reliable should-cost models have become a moving target.

The procurement playbook that worked in 2024 won't survive 2026.

What's your team doing differently to navigate this?

If you're buying aluminum in 2026, you've probably noticed something strange: your costs keep climbing even though globa...
09/01/2026

If you're buying aluminum in 2026, you've probably noticed something strange: your costs keep climbing even though global forecasts show plenty of supply. What's happening?

It comes down to understanding two numbers: the London Metal Exchange (LME) price and the Midwest Premium (MWP). For years, the MWP was just a small regional add-on—maybe 10-15% of your total cost. Not anymore.

In 2026, the MWP has crossed $1.00 per pound for the first time ever. Combined with 50% tariffs on imports, it's now the dominant factor in what you actually pay. The LME base price? It's become almost secondary.

This shift is squeezing margins for anyone on fixed-price contracts or trying to forecast costs for new projects. The old playbook of tracking LME futures and calling it a day just doesn't work anymore.

Here's what caught my attention: large mills are prioritizing massive contract customers, leaving specialized buyers and R&D teams scrambling for material. If you need flexible quantities or ultra-thin gauges, the traditional supply chain is failing you.

How is your team handling the aluminum pricing chaos this year? Have you shifted your sourcing strategy?

1100 vs 1235 vs 3003 aluminum — what's the difference?On the surface they look similar—all light-gauge, all highly worka...
08/28/2026

1100 vs 1235 vs 3003 aluminum — what's the difference?

On the surface they look similar—all light-gauge, all highly workable, all widely used.

But the distinctions matter. Purity levels, tensile strength, corrosion resistance, application fit—these aren't minor footnotes. They're the difference between a material that performs in your program and one that doesn't.

So we wrote it all out. A straightforward breakdown of all three alloys—what sets them apart, where each one performs best and how to think through the selection for your specific application.

If aluminum alloy selection is part of your job, this one's worth a few minutes.

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Copper demand isn't slowing down—and neither are the sourcing challenges that come with it.Electronics, electric vehicle...
08/26/2026

Copper demand isn't slowing down—and neither are the sourcing challenges that come with it.

Electronics, electric vehicles, renewable energy systems—copper foil and strip are showing up in more critical applications than ever. That puts pressure on buyers to source from suppliers who can deliver not just the material, but the right gauge, temper and processing for the program.

At All Foils we supply and process light-gauge copper foil and strip to tight tolerances — precision-slit, sheeted and cut to your specifications. One source for the material and the value-added processing your application requires.

If copper foil is part of your supply chain, this blog post is worth a read.

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Not all foil is created equal—especially when the application requires oil-free metal.UHV foil is engineered for environ...
08/24/2026

Not all foil is created equal—especially when the application requires oil-free metal.

UHV foil is engineered for environments where outgassing, surface contamination and dimensional variation can compromise an entire system. Low outgassing rates. High purity. Cleaned and processed to strict standards. It's a specialized material for specialized applications.

All Foils stocks and supplies UHV foil for the programs that can't afford to cut corners on material quality.

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Big news in the aluminum foil container world: AFCMA has a new member!Kibar Americas, the US subsidiary of global manufa...
08/20/2026

Big news in the aluminum foil container world: AFCMA has a new member!

Kibar Americas, the US subsidiary of global manufacturer Assan Alüminyum, has joined the Aluminum Foil Container Manufacturers Association as its newest supplier member. As a fellow AFCMA member, we're excited to see it.

✅ New aluminum coil facility in Fairmont, West Virginia
✅ Wide range of alloys, tempers, gauges and widths for foil container applications
✅ More US-based coil capacity means a stronger domestic supply chain
✅ All Foils has been proud to call Cleveland home as an AFCMA member since 1980

Want to learn more about what this means for the industry? Check the link below to read the official press release: https://bit.ly/4hFv1rB

Your experience matters—and so does sharing it.If All Foils has delivered for your program—whether it's material quality...
08/18/2026

Your experience matters—and so does sharing it.

If All Foils has delivered for your program—whether it's material quality, lead times or just having a team that picks up the phone—we'd be grateful if you'd take a moment to leave us a Google review. It helps other manufacturers and procurement teams find a domestic metals supplier they can rely on.

Leave a review here: https://bit.ly/4xbEmfC

Mills have minimums. Not every program does.Most metal foil mills are set up for large-volume orders—and if your program...
08/14/2026

Mills have minimums. Not every program does.

Most metal foil mills are set up for large-volume orders—and if your program doesn't hit their minimum quantity requirements, you're left looking for another option. For decades that gap in the market has been a real problem for manufacturers, engineers and procurement teams sourcing light-gauge metal foil and sheet in smaller quantities.

All Foils was built to fill that gap.

We stock and convert light-gauge aluminum, stainless steel, copper, brass, nickel and specialty alloys—and we supply them in the quantities your program actually requires. Not mill minimums. Not excess inventory you don't need. Just the right material, processed to spec, in the quantity that works for your operation.

45+ years. Cleveland-based. One source for the material and the processing.

📞 1-800-521-0054
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Supply chain disruptions have a way of exposing the risks of sourcing too far from home.All Foils is a domestic converte...
08/12/2026

Supply chain disruptions have a way of exposing the risks of sourcing too far from home.

All Foils is a domestic converter and distributor of light-gauge metal foil and sheet — stocked, processed and shipped from our facility in Cleveland, Ohio. No overseas lead times. No customs delays. No uncertainty about where your material is coming from or when it will arrive.

For manufacturers who need reliable supply, repeatable quality and a supplier they can actually talk to, that matters.

📞 1-800-521-0054
📋 https://bit.ly/4wRbYPL

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