For jewelry casting, manufacturers have a wide range of base metals and alloys to select from for their pieces. Most common metals that consumers are familiar with are gold, silver, platinum, and sterling silver. Yet there are many other types of alloys that may be used, including tin and zinc. When determining which alloy to…
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Our standard Grade A Tin is sourced from highest quality supplier and is certified conflict free. We offer this material in a wide variety of forms so we can tailor the metal for your needs.
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Tin Powders are used in applications as far ranging as self lubricating bearings, friction materials, chemical formulations, metal bonded abrasive wheels, cutting tools, and many more. Only the highest quality material and production methods are used to consistent quality.
Forms: - #100 Atomized Powder
- 100 Mesh Powder
Belmont Product Code 7005 Nominal Composition: - 99.85% Sn
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Tin Powders are used in applications as far ranging as self lubricating bearings, friction materials, chemical formulations, metal bonded abrasive wheels, cutting tools, and many more. Only the highest quality material and production methods are used to consistent quality.
Forms: - Oxide
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We offer Ultra Pure Tin that is used for specific applications where higher grades are required. Our grade is refined to the highest standards. Ultra Pure Tin has extremely low levels of lead, cadmium, antimony, and copper. And we offer this material in a variety of forms that we can tailor to your application.
Forms: - 8-20 Mesh Shot
- Approx. 1 Lb. Bars
- Approx. 53 Lb. Pigs
- Approx. 5 Lb. Ingots
Belmont Product Code 7004 Nominal Composition: - 99.99% Sn
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