Heavenly Metals
1 oz .999 Tin Hand-Poured Bullion Bar
1 oz .999 Tin Hand-Poured Bullion Bar
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Specifications
Specifications
Features & Benefits
- 99.9% Pure Tin – Made from high-purity tin for collectors, educational use, and metallurgy enthusiasts.
- Hand Poured in the USA – Individually cast and polished to create a smooth, attractive finish suitable for display or handling.
- Stamped for Identification – Clearly marked with the metal type and purity for easy organization in collections and classrooms.
- Low Melting Point – Tin's relatively low melting temperature makes it a popular choice for educational demonstrations and understanding metal behavior.
- Commonly Used in Metalworking – Frequently used in soldering, casting, and alloy production, making it a practical addition to any element collection.
- Excellent Gift for Science Enthusiasts – A thoughtful gift for chemistry teachers, engineers, students, collectors, and anyone interested in materials science.
Specifications
- Weight: 1 AVDP oz
- Purity: 99.9% Tin
- Metal: Tin
- Finish: Hand Poured & Hand Polished
- Identification: Stamped
- Dimensions: Approximately 1.2 × 0.6 × 0.25 in.
- Made in: USA
- Brand: Heavenly Metals
Product Description
Product Description
1 oz Hand-Poured 99.9% Pure Tin Ingot
The Tin Ingot is crafted from 1 ounce of 99.9% pure tin, providing a high-purity elemental metal sample for collectors, educators, makers, and metalworking enthusiasts. Valued for its low melting point and versatility, tin has long been used in soldering, casting, and alloy production, making it an essential metal for both scientific study and practical applications.
Each ingot is individually hand poured, hand polished, and stamped in the USA with its metal type and purity. Whether you're expanding a periodic element collection, demonstrating the properties of metals in the classroom, or displaying a handcrafted bullion-style ingot, this tin bar offers quality craftsmanship in a compact size.
FAQ
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is tin commonly used for soldering?
Tin has a relatively low melting point and excellent bonding properties, making it an important component in many soldering applications and metal alloys.
Is this ingot suitable for element collections?
Yes. Its high purity, compact size, and clearly stamped identification make it an excellent addition to periodic table displays, classrooms, and personal element collections.
Will every ingot look exactly the same?
Each bar is individually hand poured and polished, so minor variations in surface appearance are a natural characteristic of handcrafted metal ingots.
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