Battery Alloy with calcium

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Battery Alloy with calcium Specification

EINECS No
231-179-5 (for Calcium) variable depending on alloy

Physical Form
Solid typically in the form of blocks sheets or ingots

Molecular Weight
Variable depending on alloy composition

Application
Used in the manufacturing of lead-acid batteries to improve performance durability and reduce water loss in batteries.

Shelf Life
Indefinite under proper storage conditions

Solubility
Insoluble in water

Usage
Specifically utilized in battery grids plates or electrodes

Appearance
Silvery-gray metallic

CAS No
7440-70-2 (for Calcium) or variable based on alloy composition

Poisonous
NO

Properties
High corrosion resistance good electrical conductivity and reduced gassing in batteries

Shape
Blocks sheets or custom shapes as per requirement

Melting Point
Above 700°C (depending on composition)

Density
3.3 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Grade
Battery-grade

Molecular Formula
Variable typically includes Calcium (Ca) and other alloying elements

HS Code
28052100

Structural Formula
Dependent on alloy type not a single structure

Purity
Variable depends on alloy specifications; typically high purity

Smell
Odorless

Ingredients
Calcium Lead and possibly small amounts of other metals like Tin or Aluminum

Storage
Store in a dry cool and well-ventilated area away from moisture and reactive chemicals.

Taste
None

About Battery Alloy with calcium

Battery Alloy with Calcium is a high-performance material specifically engineered for use in lead-acid battery manufacturing. This silvery-gray metallic alloy, composed of Calcium, Lead, and other elements like Tin or Aluminum, enhances the durability, performance, and efficiency of battery electrodes, grids, and plates. It improves corrosion resistance, electrical conductivity, and reduces water loss and gassing during battery operation. Odorless and insoluble in water, it is available in solid forms such as blocks, sheets, ingots, or custom shapes as required. The alloy exhibits high density (3.3 g/cm) and a melting point above 700C. With indefinite shelf life under proper storage conditions, it must be stored in a dry, cool, and well-ventilated area, away from moisture or reactive substances. This battery-grade alloy ensures reliability and performance in diverse battery applications.