Lead Ingot Pb99.994

Lead Ingot Pb99.994
Lead is a soft and malleable metal that is considered as a heavy metal. With
the Pb symbol and 82 atomic number, corrosion & low temperature resistant lead
finds use in many sectors and products, from lead-acid batteries, cables,
bearings, cathode ray tubes, weights to building construction industry,
chemical industry and auto battery manufacturers. Compared to all stable
elements, this metal has the highest atomic number.
As a Lead Ingot Manufacturer, we strive hard to cater to the diverse and
specific industrial requirements in a prompt and cost-effective manner.If you
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Application of Lead Ingot:
The largest sector consuming lead is Battery, accounting for three-quarters of
the total demand. Batteries are divided into following:
1. Starting-Lighting-Ignition or SLI batteries are currently consuming over
half of the total lead that is in demand. These batteries are majorly used in
light vehicles. Their usage is not limited to cars but also boats and golf
carts. The demand of SLI batteries can be divided into original equipment and
replacement. The replacement demand is surpassing original equipment demand by
nearly about 4:1 in various markets.

2. Industrial batteries are currently consuming a quarter from the total lead
production. This sector includes stationary and traction batteries, divided
roughly 50:50. Stationary batteries primarily finds application in back up
power supply systems whereas traction batteries finds use in motorised
wheelchairs and forklift trucks.

The remaining lead finds use in non-battery applications. Lead is supplied to
several other industries to be used as a pure metal, as a chemical compound or
alloyed with other metals, for following applications:
It can be used for making lead pipes for the transport of corrosion chemicals
and other material.
It is used in paint industry as a lead-based pigment.
It is used in cable industry as sheathing material for power cables.
It also finds use in computer monitors, television screens, Poly Vinyl Chloride
(PVC) stabilizers and other industrial products.

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