Heavenly Metals
1 lb .999 Tin Hand-Poured Bullion Bar
1 lb .999 Tin Hand-Poured Bullion Bar
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Specifications
Specifications
Features & Benefits
- 99.9% Pure Tin – Produced from high-purity tin for casting, soldering, metallurgy, and scientific applications.
- Hand Poured in the USA – Individually cast and polished to create a smooth finish with handcrafted character.
- Clearly Stamped – Marked with the metal type and purity for quick identification in workshops, classrooms, and collections.
- Low Melting Point – Tin is easy to melt and work with, making it a popular choice for hobbyists, educators, and small-scale casting projects.
- Versatile Metal – Commonly used in soldering, alloy production, coatings, and casting where consistent flow and reliable performance are valued.
- Ideal for Display or Education – A great addition to element collections, science classrooms, engineering displays, and materials science demonstrations.
Specifications
- Weight: 1 lb (16 AVDP oz)
- Purity: 99.9% Tin
- Metal: Tin
- Dimensions: Approximately 3.5 × 1.5 × 0.75 in.
- Finish: Hand Poured & Hand Polished
- Identification: Stamped
- Made in: USA
- Brand: Heavenly Metals
Product Description
Product Description
1 lb Hand-Poured 99.9% Pure Tin Ingot
The 1 lb Tin Ingot is crafted from 99.9% pure tin, providing a high-purity elemental metal for collectors, makers, educators, and metalworking enthusiasts. With its relatively low melting point and dependable performance, tin is widely used for casting, soldering, alloy production, and educational demonstrations. This substantial one-pound ingot is equally suited for practical projects and attractive display.
Each bar is individually hand poured, hand polished, and stamped in the USA with its metal type and purity. Whether you're stocking your workshop, expanding a periodic element collection, or searching for a quality metal sample for classroom use, this handcrafted tin ingot delivers exceptional quality and craftsmanship.
FAQ
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What is tin commonly used for?
Tin is widely used for soldering, casting, alloy production, protective coatings, and educational demonstrations because of its relatively low melting point and versatile properties.
Can this ingot be melted for casting projects?
Yes. This high-purity tin ingot is suitable for casting, soldering, and other metalworking applications. Always follow proper safety procedures and use appropriate protective equipment when working with molten metals.
Will every ingot look exactly the same?
Each bar is individually hand poured and polished, so minor variations in surface appearance are a natural part of the handcrafted manufacturing process.
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