Low Melt Fusible Alloy 70

Precision Low-Temperature Alloy

Fusible Low Melt Alloy 70, commonly referred to as “Woods Metal,” is a fusible alloy with a precisely controlled low melting point around 70°C. Named after Barnabas Wood, Woods Metal offers excellent melting and casting properties suitable for applications requiring detailed moulds, thermal fuses, and custom metal shaping. Its low melting point and consistent behaviour make it an ideal choice for tooling, prototype manufacture, and temperature-sensitive components.

Technical Data & Properties

Property Value
Solidus 70°C (approx.)
Liquidus 76°C (approx.)
Density 9.4 g/cc (approx.)
Recommended Pouring Temperature 75 – 85°C
Alloy Type Fusible low melting metal alloy
Main Application Precision casting, thermal fuses, mould making, tooling

Key Benefits

  • Low melting temperature for delicate and heat-sensitive tasks
  • Excellent fluidity ensures detailed mould filling
  • Non-shrinking solidification for accurate reproduction
  • Widely used in thermal fuse and safety devices
  • Reusable alloy with reliable melting characteristics

Typical Applications

  • Precision casting and model making
  • Thermal fuse elements and automatic fire sprinkler links
  • Custom metal shaping, tooling, and fixture making
  • Safe and reliable heat-activated safety components

Why Choose DKL Metals’ Fusible Low Melt 70?

DKL Metals supplies Fusible Low Melt Alloy 70 with exact composition control and consistent melting profiles. Manufactured in the UK, our Fusible Low Melt 70 guarantees dependable quality and expert technical support for thermal, casting, and safety-critical applications.

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