Zinc (Zn) is chemically similar to magnesium and is the *4th
most abundant element in Earths crust. The largest zinc supplies
are in Australia, Asia and the US. It is most commonly used to
galvanize various metals in order to fight corrosion. Zinc is often
combined with copper to create the popular alloy: brass. Not only
is brass more ductile and stronger than copper but it also has
greater corrosion resistance. Brass is used in communication
equipment, hardware, musical instruments, and water
valves..
Zinc Ingot is useful in everything from batteries to roofing. Ingot
is made by first melting the material and then freezing it in a
mould.
Zinc Ingot is merely Zinc in solid form, usually bars. This form of
the material makes it easy to handle and transport. Zincs
usefulness has put it in high demand amongst many manufacturers.
This easily transportable form of the material is highly valuable
to those who use it in their manufacturing on a daily basis.
