Available Zinc slabs Imported 99.9 % purity Zinc slabs have a variety of uses, primarily due to zinc's excellent corrosion resistance and other beneficial properties. Here are some key applications: 1. Galvanizing: This is the most significant use of zinc. Molten zinc is used to coat iron and steel to prevent rusting and corrosion, significantly extending the lifespan of these materials. Zinc slabs are the raw material that is melted for this process. Galvanized steel is used in: * Construction: Roofing, cladding, handrails, structural components. * Automotive industry: Car bodies and parts. * Infrastructure: Bridges, street lamp posts, safety barriers, transmission towers. * Marine environments: Protecting ships' hulls, pipelines, and offshore structures.   2. Die Casting: Zinc alloys (often made from zinc slabs mixed with aluminum, magnesium, and copper) have a low melting point and good castability, making them ideal for producing intricate and precise components for various industries, including: * Automotive: * Hardware: Fittings, gears, decorative parts. * Electronics: Connectors, housings.   3. Alloys: Zinc is a crucial component in many alloys, enhancing their properties: * Brass (copper and zinc): Used in musical instruments, decorative items, plumbing fittings, and electrical connectors. * Nickel silver (copper, zinc, and nickel): Used in cutlery, optical equipment, and musical instruments. * Solder (often containing zinc): Used for joining metal parts in electronics and plumbing. * Aluminum solder (containing zinc): Used for joining aluminum.   In summary, zinc slabs are a fundamental form of the metal that serves as a raw material for a wide array of applications, most notably in protecting other metals from corrosion and in the production of various alloys and chemical compounds vital to numerous industries.   ALBRACO jitendra@albraco.com 9890999222