Magnesium Ingot

Product Overview
Magnesium ingots are solid metal blocks made from high-purity magnesium. They have a silvery-white appearance and offer excellent physical and chemical properties. As a lightweight metal, magnesium ingots are widely used in many industries, especially in aerospace, manufacturing, and scientific research.

Features

• Lightweight and Strong: Magnesium has a low density (1.74g/cm³) and a high strength-to-weight ratio.
• High Ductility: It is easy to process and highly malleable, making it suitable for various shapes and sizes.
• Corrosion Resistance: Magnesium ingots are highly resistant to oxidation and corrosion.
• High Reactivity: Reacts with hot water to release hydrogen and burns with a bright white light.

Applications
Magnesium ingots are used in a variety of fields, including:

• Alloy Manufacturing: Used in the production of aluminum-magnesium alloys, widely applied in industries requiring lightweight materials, such as aerospace, automotive, and shipbuilding.
• Corrosion Protection: Magnesium sacrificial anodes are commonly used to protect underground iron pipelines, oil pipelines, storage tanks, and offshore structures.
• Medical and Rehabilitation Equipment: Magnesium ingots are used to make lightweight, easy-to-process medical and rehabilitation devices, such as wheelchairs and bicycle frames.
• Industrial and Laboratory Use: Magnesium ingots are used to produce other magnesium products like magnesium powder and pellets, and are also a key material in scientific research.
• Special Applications: In the chemical industry, magnesium ingots are used as reducing agents in oxidation-reduction reactions.