Tin rods are high-purity materials used in various industrial applications, including electronics, soldering, and alloy production. They are known for their excellent corrosion resistance, high malleability, and unique properties.
Product Overview
High-purity tin rods are made from metallic tin, which is soft and flexible, with a melting point of 231.89°C and a density of 7.29 g/cm³. The purity of these rods ranges from 4N to 7N, making them suitable for various industrial applications. Custom specifications can be provided upon request.
Key Features
- High Purity:Ensures efficient performance in the electronics and chemical industries.
- Easy to Process:Good flexibility makes it suitable for a variety of processing and welding requirements.
- Oxidation Resistant:Maintains its shine and resists oxidation in air.
Applications
- Electronics Industry:Widely used in the manufacturing and soldering of electronic components.
- Alloy Manufacturing:Essential for producing babbitt alloys, tin foil, and other alloy materials.
- Friction Materials:Serves as a component in oil-impregnated bearings and powder metallurgy materials.
- Chemical Industry:Used as a high-purity reagent in chemical compounds and organic synthesis.
- Decorative Uses:Compounds of tin and sulfur can be applied as gold-colored pigments for decorative purposes.
Element | Measured Value | Standard Value | Unit | Element | Measured Value | Standard Value | Unit | Element | Measured Value | Standard Value | Unit |
Li | Zn | <5 | ppm | Pb | 5 | ppm | |||||
B | Ga | Bi | 5 | ppm | |||||||
F | Ge | Y | |||||||||
Na | As | <5 | ppm | Th | |||||||
Mg | Se | Er | |||||||||
Al | 5 | ppm | Zr | Ru | |||||||
Si | Nb | Rh | |||||||||
P | Mo | Os | |||||||||
Cl | Pd | Cd | <5 | ppm | |||||||
K | Ag | 23 | ppm | In | |||||||
Ca | Sn | Matrix | wt% | ||||||||
Ti | Sb | <5 | ppm | ||||||||
V | Ba | ||||||||||
Cr | ppm | Hf | |||||||||
Mn | Ta | C | |||||||||
Fe | 12 | ppm | W | S | <5 | ppm | |||||
Co | Pt | O | |||||||||
Ni | 5 | ppm | Au | N | |||||||
Cu | 5 | ppm | Hg | H |