The phrase "aluminium wrap" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a type of thin, flexible material made of aluminum, commonly used for wrapping food or other items to preserve freshness.
Example: "After cooking the leftovers, I covered the dish with aluminium wrap to keep it fresh for tomorrow's lunch."
Alternatives: "aluminum foil" or "tin foil".
Investigate using reusable aluminium structure wrap, sometimes called cabin wrap, to protect your roof, eaves, walls, or windows from radiant heat and burning embers.
Slides were air-dried at room temperature and stored at −80°C in aluminium foil wraps.
Crude enzyme extract (50 µL) was added into test tubes with reaction mixture (3 mL) consisting of PBS (pH 7.8, 50 mM), EDTA-Na2 (100 µM), methionine (130 mM), NBT (750 µM) and riboflavin (2 µM); the test tubes were incubated at 25 °C under a light source of 72 μmol m−2 s−1 for 25 min. As blank treatment, an aluminium foil wrapped blank tube was employed.
You can either use heavy-duty aluminium foil, plastic wrap, or freezer wrap.
Remember this guy, who managed to turn plastic cling wrap, aluminium foil, and jello into fully functional knives?
Use a reflective material like tin foil or aluminium foil and wrap it around some cardboard.
(OPTIONAL) Get some tin or aluminium foil and wrap it around the sword blade and tape it together to get the shine and metal-like color.
The titanium-bladed fans are encased in a Kevlar-wrapped aluminium housing and spin so fast that the effect of the impact of a blade coming loose is equivalent to the impact of a one-ton car being dropped from a 200ft cliff.
To further reduce the heat loss by radiation and to avoid moisture absorption by wood, aluminium foil is wrapped on the inside of the chamber [41].
Standard equipment: 17-inch aluminium wheels, leather-wrapped, tilt and telescoping steering wheel, six-way manual adjustable seats with driver's lumbar adjustment.
