When people think of tin, their minds often go to simple plating or tin cans. Yet, in the world of non-ferrous metallurgy, tin is the versatile foundation for a crucial family of materials known collectively as “White Metals.” These alloys are defined by their relatively low melting points, bright silvery appearance, and remarkable range of…
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For high speed and heavy load applications slightly softer than Grade 1.
Forms: - 5-6 Ingot
- 1/8", 1/16", 1/32", 3/16", 5/32" Dia Solid Wire
- Pigs
Belmont Product Code 7881 Nominal Composition: - 89% Sn
- 7.5% Sb
- 3.5% Cu
Technical Info: - ASTM B-23 Grade # : 2
- Melting Point-Solidus : 241 C, 466 F
- Melting Point - Liquidus : 354 C, 669 F
- Pouring Temperature : 425 C, 795 F
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This is a Tin Base Babbitt for heavy load applications.
Forms: - 5-6 Ingot
- 1/4" Dia. Solid Wire
- 1/8" Dia Wire
Belmont Product Code 7852 Nominal Composition: - 84% Sn
- 8% Sb
- 8% Cu
Technical Info: - ASTM B-23 Grade # : 3
- Melting Point-Solidus: 240 C, 464 F
- Melting Point - Liquidus: 422 C, 792 F
- Pouring Temperature: 490 C, 915 F
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