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138ºC
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| True alloy is one of the eutectics, ie it has a sharp melting point (138ºC) and, like the majority of Bismuth based alloys, it expands on solidification, it is free flowing and its versatility makes it a unique tool in a great variety of industries. Its low melting point ensures easy and safe handling and under normal conditions it can be re-used almost indefinitely. |
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- Melting Point: Eutectic 138ºC
- Weight lb/in³: Approx 0.32
- Brinell Hardness: 22
- Max Sustained Load: Approx 500lbs/in²
- Growth After Casting: 0.0005" Per inch.
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- Press sheet forming.
- Slush or dip cast moulds.
- Jig construction (pick up points).
- Fusible Mandrels.
- Holding turbine blades etc during machining.
- Fusible cores in plastic moulds.
- Pantograph and duplicating patterns.
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| This material is available in the following forms |
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- 1.5 Kilo ingots. Approx.
- 10 Kilo ingots Approx.
- Other sizes on request
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