Bearing metal (tin base)

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Bearing metal (tin base) Specification

Poisonous
NO

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

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

Appearance
Metallic silver-gray solid

Purity
Depends on composition typically 85-95% tin

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

HS Code
800700

Grade
Industrial Grade

Solubility
Insoluble in water

Storage
Store in a dry and well-ventilated area

Usage
Primarily utilized to reduce friction and wear within mechanical systems

Physical Form
Solid (Rods Ingots or Powder)

Smell
Odorless

Ph Level
Neutral

Density
7.5 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Shape
Rods Ingots or Powder form

Melting Point
240-260 C

Molecular Weight
Varies based on composition

Shelf Life
Indefinite under proper storage conditions

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. ###