Bearing metal (tin base)

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Bearing metal (tin base) Specification

Grade
Industrial Grade

Shelf Life
Indefinite under proper storage conditions

Molecular Weight
Varies based on composition

Ph Level
Neutral

Smell
Odorless

Appearance
Metallic silver-gray solid

Shape
Rods Ingots or Powder form

Poisonous
NO

Purity
Depends on composition typically 85-95% tin

Ingredients
Primarily tin with varying amounts of antimony copper and other metals

Properties
High load-bearing capacity excellent thermal conductivity good fatigue resistance

Melting Point
240-260 C

Solubility
Insoluble in water

Physical Form
Solid (Rods Ingots or Powder)

HS Code
800700

Density
7.5 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Storage
Store in a dry and well-ventilated area

Application
Used in bearings for machinery automobiles and heavy-duty engines

Usage
Primarily utilized to reduce friction and wear within mechanical systems

About Bearing metal (tin base)

Bearing Metal (Tin Base) is an industrial-grade material used extensively in bearings for machinery, automobiles, and heavy-duty engines. Designed for optimal performance, it features a high load-bearing capacity, excellent thermal conductivity, and good fatigue resistance. This metallic silver-gray solid is odorless, non-poisonous, and available in rods, ingots, or powder form to suit various applications. With a density of 7.5 g/cm and a melting point ranging from 240-260C, it showcases remarkable durability under extreme operational conditions. Bearing Metal primarily consists of tin, combined with varying amounts of antimony, copper, and other metals, offering a purity level of 85-95%. It is insoluble in water and exhibits a neutral pH. The product boasts an indefinite shelf life when stored in a dry, well-ventilated area. Its primary role is to reduce friction and wear in mechanical systems, ensuring long-term efficiency and reliability. ###