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Bismuth Alloy Ingots are metallic ingots composed primarily of bismuth, often combined with tin, lead, cadmium, or antimony to form low-melting, non-toxic, and fusible alloys. These alloys are widely used in casting, soldering, fire safety devices, and specialty metallurgical applications due to their low melting points and environmentally friendly properties.

• Base Material: Bismuth (Bi) with alloying metals like Sn, Pb, Cd, or Sb

• Form: Ingot / Bar

• Melting Range: Typically 47°C to 300°C depending on alloy composition

• Density: ~9.7 g/cm³ (varies with alloying content)

• Appearance: Silvery-white to grayish metallic finish

• Purity: Bismuth content ≥ 90% (depending on alloy type)

Pure Bismuth Ingot is a high-purity metal (≥99.99%) known for its low toxicity, high density, and low melting point (271°C). Bismuth is a brittle, crystalline metal with excellent thermal and electrical properties, making it widely used in alloy production, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, and metallurgical applications.

• Material: Bismuth (Bi ≥ 99.99%)

• Form: Ingot / Bar

• Dimensions: Customizable as per requirement

• Density: 9.78 g/cm³

• Melting Point: 271.4°C

• Color / Appearance: Silvery-white with a slight pinkish hue

• Purity Grade: 99.99% or higher

• Low melting point, ideal for casting and alloying

• High density and brittle nature for easy machining

• Non-toxic and environmentally friendly

• Low thermal conductivity with good dimensional stability

• Diamagnetic and highly resistant to oxidation

• Production of fusible alloys and low-melting solders

• Pharmaceuticals and cosmetics (e.g., Bismuth subsalicylate)

• Metallurgical and chemical industry applications

• Fire detection and extinguishing alloys

• Lead-free solders and environmentally safe materials

• Research and laboratory uses