Zinc Ingot
Zinc Ingot is a solid metallic form of high-purity zinc, typically produced in Special High Grade (SHG) with 99.99% Purity. It is characterized by its bluish-white metallic luster and excellent resistance to atmospheric corrosion.
The product is a foundational material for the Galvanizing Sector, where it is melted to provide protective coatings for structural steel. Its precise Alloying Properties make it essential for the production of brass and die-casting alloys.
Commercially, it is supplied in standardized weights and shapes to facilitate melting in industrial furnaces. It is a vital Commodity Metal used in the manufacturing of automotive components and household hardware.
Zinc Ingot
- Hot-Dip Galvanizing: Primary material for coating steel products to prevent corrosion in construction and automotive industries.
- Die Casting: Used to create complex, high-strength components for the automotive, electronics, and appliance sectors.
- Alloy Production: Essential constituent for the manufacturing of brass and other non-ferrous alloys used in plumbing hardware.
Generally classified as Non-Hazardous in solid form. Molten metal causes Severe Thermal Burns; use Heat-Resistant PPE and Face Shield during casting.
Standard 25 kg Ingots bundled in 1000 kg stacks or large jumbo blocks.
