Tin balls tin metal Zn 99.9% 1g-10kg
Zinc Balls Zinc Metal Zn 99.9% 1g-10kg
Length tolerance can be up to +/-2%
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Tin is a silvery-white metal. It has a relatively low melting point for metals (232 °C). One of the most important applications is soldering. By forming a thin oxide layer on the surface, tin is chemically relatively inert and is therefore also used for tinning food-safe cans (tinplate) and in medicine. It is also used for making alloys, e.g., for bronzes and bearing metals. Increasingly, tin is used in the production of chemicals and in electronics. Tin is very resistant to air and water at room temperature.
Tin can be easily alloyed with most other ferrous and non-ferrous metals. Tin alloys have excellent sliding properties in the presence of lubricants and are therefore frequently used as bearings.
A tin layer applied to a part or product by galvanizing protects the surface from corrosion. The treated part becomes more resistant to temperature influences and aggressive media. Additionally, the appearance of the product is improved. These tin products are also used in electrolysis processes.
Properties of tin:
- high corrosion resistance
- non-toxicity
- malleability
- durability
Main application for tin:
- tinplate
- sanitary facilities
- machine parts for the food industry
- tin pipes for mineral water or beer lines
- as an alloy metal for tin bronze
In our online shop Auremo, we always have plenty of tin in stock at affordable prices, so you can quickly place an order.
Chemical composition (in %):
| Sn | As | Fe | Cu | Pb | Bi |
| max. 99.9 % | 0.01% | 0.009% | 0.01% | 0.04% | 0.015% |
Mechanical properties (room temperature):
| Elastic modulus GPa | Compression modulus GPa | Shear modulus GPa | Hardness HB |
| 50 | 58 | 18 | 51 |
Physical properties (room temperature):
| Density g/cm3 | Melting point °C | Boiling point °C | Thermal conductivity W/m K | Electrical conductivity MS/m |
| 7.31 | 232 | 2602 | 67 | 8.69 |









