Industrial zinc plates weighing approx. 25 kg
Purity: 99.995% (4N5)
Dimensions: approx. 430x215x50 mm
Weight per plate: approx. 25-26 kg
Melting point: 419.50°C
Density: 7.14 g/cm³

This listing includes pure zinc (Zn99.995) in industrial plate form with a unit weight of approx. 25 kg.

This zinc is well suited for casting or alloying. For example, zinc is needed for the production of brass, gunmetal, or special lead-free tin-zinc solders. Furthermore, pure zinc often forms the basis for the production of ZAMAK alloys.

For larger quantities of zinc plates, we would be happy to make you a special offer.

Composition: approx. 94.4% zinc, 4% aluminum, 1% copper, and 0.6% magnesium
Form: 1.1 kg ingots (dimensions approx. 16.5x5x2.8 cm)
Melting range: 379-388 °C
Density: 6.7 g/cm^3
Also suitable for casting in heat-resistant silicone rubber

ZAMAK is a general term for zinc alloys that, in addition to Zinc, also contain Aluminum, Magnesium, and Copper. These are predominantly used in die casting or centrifugal casting processes, but can also be used in other areas. Due to its lower melting range compared to pure zinc, this alloy can even be cast into heat-resistant silicone rubber molds.
We also offer the common ZAMAK alloy ZnAl4Cu1 in the form of small, handy 100-200 g ingots.

Composition: approx. 94.4% zinc, 4% aluminum, 1% copper, and 0.6% magnesium
Form: 100-200 g ingots
Melting range: 379-388 °C
Density: 6.7 g/cm^3
Also suitable for casting in heat-resistant silicone rubber

ZAMAK is a general term for zinc alloys that, in addition to Zinc, also contain Aluminum, Magnesium, and Copper. These are predominantly used in die casting or centrifugal casting processes, but can also be applied in other areas. Due to the lower melting range compared to pure zinc, this alloy can even be cast into heat-resistant silicone rubber molds.
We offer the common ZAMAK alloy ZnAl4Cu1 in the form of small, handy 100-200 g ingots or larger, at least 1.1 kg ingots.