Bismuth
Bismuth Overview
Bismuth is a common alloying metal used in both lead and tin-based alloys. It is valued for its low melting point and its ability to expand upon solidification. Many low melting point alloys rely on it for these unique properties.
Applications of Bismuth Alloys
These alloys have many applications. They are widely used in fire detection equipment, thermal fuses, and optical lens grinding. It also serves as a non-toxic substitute for lead in shotgun cartridges and fishing weights due to its high density and low toxicity. This makes it safer for both users and the environment.
Why Choose DKL
DKL Metals offers bismuth in various forms to suit your needs, including 15kg ingots, 1kg bars, chunks, and pellets. All of our range has a minimum purity of 99.99%.
Key Physical Properties
Bismuth’s low melting point makes it ideal for fusible alloys. Its expansion during solidification helps maintain tight castings. Bismuth’s high density and non-toxic nature make it a valuable alternative to lead in many industries.
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