Product Description
Tin is a silvery-gray metallic element. The symbol is Sn, from the Latin stannum, and its atomic number is 50. Almost every continent has a source in the earth for tin. It is usually found in the form of cassiterite which is an oxide mineral. AEE tin powders are used in applications as far ranging as self-lubricating bearings, friction materials, chemical formulations, metal-bonded abrasive wheels and cutting tools and metals and ceramic bonding. It is also widely used in fashion jewelry.
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Product Notes
1 ingot minimum order (~1 lb)
Can ship by UPS or FedEx
Standard Packaging: 25 lb, 50 lb. Pails
Can ship by UPS or FedEx
Standard Packaging: 25 lb, 50 lb. Pails
Product Document Sheets
Specifications
| Formula | 50 Sn 118.71 |
|---|---|
| Purity | 99.999% |
| Particle Size | 1 lb each |
| ECCN | - |
| Schedule B | 8007.00.3200 |
| CAS | CAS-7440-31-5 |
| Melting Point | 232°C / 449.6°F |
| Boiling Point | 2270°C / 4118°F |
| Density | 7.29 |
| Coef. of Expansion @ 20°C | 22 um/m-k |
| Crystal Structure | Tetragonal |
| Electric Resistivity | 115 nO·m |
| Composition | 99.999% Pure Tin Ingot |
Form
Ingot
Applications
Tin Plaing, Solders, Alloys, Optoelectrics, Pyrotechnic Mixtures, Lithium-ion Batteries, Abrasives