Zinc ingot is a metallic product that is primarily composed of pure zinc or high-purity zinc alloys. It is commonly found in the form of solid blocks or cylindrical shapes. It is used in the production of galvanized steel, anti-corrosion materials, electronic components, batteries, zinc alloys, and as an additive in metallurgical processes. Its versatility and favorable properties make zinc ingot a valuable metal material for numerous industrial and commercial uses.

Aluminum alloy ingot ADC 12 is a commonly used aluminum alloy material, whose chemical composition includes approximately 86-92% aluminum (Al), 1.5-3.5% copper (Cu), 9.6-12% silicon (Si), 0.3-0.6% magnesium (Mg), and other trace elements. ADC 12 has good fluidity, high strength, and corrosion resistance, making it suitable for die-casting manufacturing processes and various industrial applications.

Aluminum boron master alloy ingot is a type of alloy that is used in the aluminum industry to introduce controlled amounts of boron into aluminum alloys. It is typically in the form of solid ingots and is added during the alloying process to enhance the properties of the final aluminum alloy.

Tin ingot is a solid metallic block with a silver-white appearance and a smooth surface. It is composed of high-purity tin, typically exhibiting a uniform structure and tightly packed grains. Tin ingot has a relatively low density and melting point, making it widely used in applications such as soldering, electronics manufacturing, alloy preparation, and food packaging.

Special High-grade (SHG) Zinc Ingot refers to a specific grade of zinc ingot that is recognized for its high purity and quality. SHG zinc ingots are produced using a specific refining process that ensures a minimum zinc purity level of 99.995%. This high level of purity makes SHG zinc ingots suitable for applications that require exceptional corrosion resistance and superior electrical conductivity.

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Lead sheet is a common metal material, typically used for protection, isolation, and radiation shielding applications. Lead sheet has a high density and flexibility, making it widely used in the medical, nuclear, construction, and industrial fields. It is effective at absorbing and shielding radiation, hence its widespread use in radiological medical equipment, nuclear power plants, laboratories, and other facilities requiring radiation protection.