Zinc is a metallic chemical element. It is naturally found everywhere in the environment. Chemically, it is represented by the symbol Zn. Zinc derived its name, supposedly, from the German word Zinke, which means 'tooth-lik' or 'pointed'. Zinc must have got such a name owing to its crystal form which is needle-like in structure..
Zinc is a metallic chemical element. It is naturally found everywhere in the environment. Chemically, it is represented by the symbol Zn. Zinc derived its name, supposedly, from the German word Zinke, which means 'tooth-lik' or 'pointed'. Zinc must have got such a name owing to its crystal form which is needle-like in structure..
Zinc is a metallic chemical element. It is naturally found everywhere in the environment. Chemically, it is represented by the symbol Zn. Zinc derived its name, supposedly, from the German word Zinke, which means 'tooth-lik' or 'pointed'. Zinc must have got such a name owing to its crystal form which is needle-like in structure..
Features:
Zinc is bluish shiny silver metal, hardness 2.5, pure zinc malleable, containing a small amount of impurities are brittle. Good heat transfer, electrical conductivity, chemical properties of more reactive. Room temperature in the air more stable. Humid air generated in the layer of gray basic zinc carbonate can be used as protective film. Zinc has blue-green flame when burned. Reaction with water vapor at high temperature release of hydrogen. When heated with halogen, sulfur and other reactions. Easily with acid reaction, but the slow response of high purity zinc, if a small amount of copper sulfate solution, or with copper, nickel, platinum and other metal contact, the reaction accelerated. Soluble in alkali solution to produce zinc salts.
Zinc is a metallic chemical element. It is naturally found everywhere in the environment. Chemically, it is represented by the symbol Zn. Zinc derived its name, supposedly, from the German word Zinke, which means 'tooth-lik' or 'pointed'. Zinc must have got such a name owing to its crystal form which is needle-like in structure..
Features:
Zinc is bluish shiny silver metal, hardness 2.5, pure zinc malleable, containing a small amount of impurities are brittle. Good heat transfer, electrical conductivity, chemical properties of more reactive. Room temperature in the air more stable. Humid air generated in the layer of gray basic zinc carbonate can be used as protective film. Zinc has blue-green flame when burned. Reaction with water vapor at high temperature release of hydrogen. When heated with halogen, sulfur and other reactions. Easily with acid reaction, but the slow response of high purity zinc, if a small amount of copper sulfate solution, or with copper, nickel, platinum and other metal contact, the reaction accelerated. Soluble in alkali solution to produce zinc salts.
Lead alloys are used in a range of applications including:
Solder: lead solder is used extensively by the electronics industry
Terne plate:iron and steel can be protected against corrosion by coating the surface with a lead based alloy.
Brass and Bronze Products:lead had traditionally been used in bearings and bushings to reduce wear and friction in certain type of machinery.
Lead alloys are used in a range of applications including:
Solder: lead solder is used extensively by the electronics industry
Terne plate:iron and steel can be protected against corrosion by coating the surface with a lead based alloy.
Brass and Bronze Products:lead had traditionally been used in bearings and bushings to reduce wear and friction in certain type of machinery.
High purity, excellent weldability, good infiltration, Clean, beautiful, after welding, insulation, high resistance, low ionic contamination, PCB board welding residual minimal, Good oxidation resistance, low tin slag and cost savings, Solder joint is bright, full and uniform, Economical and can produce the lowest consumption of most of the solid solder joints.
High purity, excellent weldability, good infiltration, Clean, beautiful, after welding, insulation, high resistance, low ionic contamination, PCB board welding residual minimal, Good oxidation resistance, low tin slag and cost savings, Solder joint is bright, full and uniform, Economical and can produce the lowest consumption of most of the solid solder joints.
High purity, excellent weldability, good infiltration, Clean, beautiful, after welding, insulation, high resistance, low ionic contamination, PCB board welding residual minimal, Good oxidation resistance, low tin slag and cost savings, Solder joint is bright, full and uniform, Economical and can produce the lowest consumption of most of the solid solder joints.
It is mainly used in the manufacture of compound semiconductor, High purity alloy, superconducting material, Solder and as a dopant of compound semiconductor.
High purity, excellent weldability, good infiltration, Clean, beautiful, after welding, insulation, high resistance, low ionic contamination, PCB board welding residual minimal, Good oxidation resistance, low tin slag and cost savings, Solder joint is bright, full and uniform, Economical and can produce the lowest consumption of most of the solid solder joints.
It is mainly used in the manufacture of compound semiconductor, High purity alloy, superconducting material, Solder and as a dopant of compound semiconductor.
Nickel is known to have been discovered in 1751. As recently as a hundred years ago, it was still considered to be a worthless variety of copper. Miners in south-eastern Germany mistook a mixture of nickel and arsenic for copper. The name of the metal comes from the German word "Nickel" which was the name given to an evil spirit who was reputed to interfere with the work of miners.
Nickel is known to have been discovered in 1751. As recently as a hundred years ago, it was still considered to be a worthless variety of copper. Miners in south-eastern Germany mistook a mixture of nickel and arsenic for copper. The name of the metal comes from the German word "Nickel" which was the name given to an evil spirit who was reputed to interfere with the work of miners.
Nickel is known to have been discovered in 1751. As recently as a hundred years ago, it was still considered to be a worthless variety of copper. Miners in south-eastern Germany mistook a mixture of nickel and arsenic for copper. The name of the metal comes from the German word "Nickel" which was the name given to an evil spirit who was reputed to interfere with the work of miners.
Features:
Nickel is a hard, silvery-white metal, which is malleable and ductile. The metal can take on a high polish and it resists tarnishing in air. Nickel is ferromagnetic and is a fair conductor of heat and electricity. Most nickel compounds are blue or green.
It can have manybut its favored oxidation state is +2
like all transition metals it has high density,
has very high melting point (like most TM)
and can be used as a catalyst (as in the case of most TM)
Nickel is known to have been discovered in 1751. As recently as a hundred years ago, it was still considered to be a worthless variety of copper. Miners in south-eastern Germany mistook a mixture of nickel and arsenic for copper. The name of the metal comes from the German word "Nickel" which was the name given to an evil spirit who was reputed to interfere with the work of miners.
Features:
Nickel is a hard, silvery-white metal, which is malleable and ductile. The metal can take on a high polish and it resists tarnishing in air. Nickel is ferromagnetic and is a fair conductor of heat and electricity. Most nickel compounds are blue or green.
It can have manybut its favored oxidation state is +2
like all transition metals it has high density,
has very high melting point (like most TM)
and can be used as a catalyst (as in the case of most TM)
Lead was probably one of the first metals to be produced by man, being known since 3500 B.C., in agreement with archaeological discoveries done in Egypt. The oldest lead piece is in the British Museum and dates from 3800 A.D.. The manner in which prehistoric people extracted lead from its minerals is not well-known. However, there are vestiges of very rudimentary furnaces, done of stone, where these people heated up the lead minerals with bonfires (that burned wood and coal) to extract the element
Features & Applications: Although uses for lead have decreased over the years, it still plays an important part of everyday life particularly as the starter mechanism for automobiles. The lead-acid battery, which performs this function, dominates the usage of lead, consuming over 80% of world production. The remaining 20% of production is divided into numerous end-uses including: underwater cable sheathing, ammunition, glassware, solder and roof sheeting.
Lead alloys are used in a range of applications including:
Solder: lead solder is used extensively by the electronics industry
Terne plate:iron and steel can be protected against corrosion by coating the surface with a lead based alloy.
Brass and Bronze Products: lead had traditionally been used in bearings and bushings to reduce wear and friction in certain type of machinery. A component of lead-acid batteries 鈥 As a coloring agent in ceramic glazes 鈥 As projectile for firearms and fishing sinkers 鈥 As shielding from radiations 鈥 As a coolant 鈥 in electrodes in the process of electrolysis
Lead was probably one of the first metals to be produced by man, being known since 3500 B.C., in agreement with archaeological discoveries done in Egypt. The oldest lead piece is in the British Museum and dates from 3800 A.D.. The manner in which prehistoric people extracted lead from its minerals is not well-known. However, there are vestiges of very rudimentary furnaces, done of stone, where these people heated up the lead minerals with bonfires (that burned wood and coal) to extract the element
Features & Applications: Although uses for lead have decreased over the years, it still plays an important part of everyday life particularly as the starter mechanism for automobiles. The lead-acid battery, which performs this function, dominates the usage of lead, consuming over 80% of world production. The remaining 20% of production is divided into numerous end-uses including: underwater cable sheathing, ammunition, glassware, solder and roof sheeting.
Lead alloys are used in a range of applications including:
Solder: lead solder is used extensively by the electronics industry
Terne plate:iron and steel can be protected against corrosion by coating the surface with a lead based alloy.
Brass and Bronze Products: lead had traditionally been used in bearings and bushings to reduce wear and friction in certain type of machinery. A component of lead-acid batteries 鈥 As a coloring agent in ceramic glazes 鈥 As projectile for firearms and fishing sinkers 鈥 As shielding from radiations 鈥 As a coolant 鈥 in electrodes in the process of electrolysis
High purity, excellent weldability, good infiltration, Clean, beautiful, after welding, insulation, high resistance, low ionic contamination, PCB board welding residual minimal, Good oxidation resistance, low tin slag and cost savings, Solder joint is bright, full and uniform, Economical and can produce the lowest consumption of most of the solid solder joints.
High purity, excellent weldability, good infiltration, Clean, beautiful, after welding, insulation, high resistance, low ionic contamination, PCB board welding residual minimal, Good oxidation resistance, low tin slag and cost savings, Solder joint is bright, full and uniform, Economical and can produce the lowest consumption of most of the solid solder joints.
High purity, excellent weldability, good infiltration, Clean, beautiful, after welding, insulation, high resistance, low ionic contamination, PCB board welding residual minimal, Good oxidation resistance, low tin slag and cost savings, Solder joint is bright, full and uniform, Solder joint is bright, full and uniform.
High purity, excellent weldability, good infiltration, Clean, beautiful, after welding, insulation, high resistance, low ionic contamination, PCB board welding residual minimal, Good oxidation resistance, low tin slag and cost savings, Solder joint is bright, full and uniform, Solder joint is bright, full and uniform.
Copper was the first metal mined and crafted by man, and has been the most important one in the oldest times of history, because it was available in great quantities and was initially extractable almost at the surface of ground. In addition, it was suitable to craft weapons and tools, art objects and ornaments.
Specifications:
Polyester Code PEW has Thermal Capacity of 155°C Diameter range from 4.06 mm to 0.091 mm (8 Swg to 43 Swg Polyester-imide
Code AIW
Thermal Capacity is 220°C
Diameter range from 4.06 mm to 0.091 mm (8 Swg to 43 Swg)
Polyester Over Coated with Polyamide
Coded as PEW-NY and PEWH-NY
Thermal Capacity of 155°C and 180°C
Diameter range from 4.06 mm to 0.091 mm (8 Swg to 43 Swg)
Polyester-imide Over Coated with Polyamide-imide Code EIW-AI has Thermal Capacity of 200°C Diameter range from 4.06 mm to 0.091 mm (8 Swg to 43 Swg) Polyurethane Code UEW and UEWF Thermal Capacity of 120°C, 130°C and 155°C Diameter range from 4.06 mm to 0.091 mm (8 Swg to 43 Swg) Polyurethane Over Coated with Polyamide Code UEW-NY and UEWF-NY Thermal Capacity of 130°C and 155°C Diameter range from 4.06 mm to 0.091 mm (8 Swg to 43 Swg) Features: 1. Strong
2. Durable
3. Shock resistant
4. Fire proof
5. Easy to use 6. Easy to handle 7. Safe 8. High conductivity
Applications:
Motors Relays Household applications Electronic and Communication Devices Transformers
Copper was the first metal mined and crafted by man, and has been the most important one in the oldest times of history, because it was available in great quantities and was initially extractable almost at the surface of ground. In addition, it was suitable to craft weapons and tools, art objects and ornaments.
Specifications:
Polyester Code PEW has Thermal Capacity of 155°C Diameter range from 4.06 mm to 0.091 mm (8 Swg to 43 Swg Polyester-imide
Code AIW
Thermal Capacity is 220°C
Diameter range from 4.06 mm to 0.091 mm (8 Swg to 43 Swg)
Polyester Over Coated with Polyamide
Coded as PEW-NY and PEWH-NY
Thermal Capacity of 155°C and 180°C
Diameter range from 4.06 mm to 0.091 mm (8 Swg to 43 Swg)
Polyester-imide Over Coated with Polyamide-imide Code EIW-AI has Thermal Capacity of 200°C Diameter range from 4.06 mm to 0.091 mm (8 Swg to 43 Swg) Polyurethane Code UEW and UEWF Thermal Capacity of 120°C, 130°C and 155°C Diameter range from 4.06 mm to 0.091 mm (8 Swg to 43 Swg) Polyurethane Over Coated with Polyamide Code UEW-NY and UEWF-NY Thermal Capacity of 130°C and 155°C Diameter range from 4.06 mm to 0.091 mm (8 Swg to 43 Swg) Features: 1. Strong
2. Durable
3. Shock resistant
4. Fire proof
5. Easy to use 6. Easy to handle 7. Safe 8. High conductivity
Applications:
Motors Relays Household applications Electronic and Communication Devices Transformers
Aluminum is the third most abundant element of the Earth’s crust, behind that of oxygen and silicon. Of the metallic elements, it is the most abundant, 7.3% by mass of the total crust. Due to Aluminum’s high affinity to bind with oxygen, it is not found in naturally occurring in its elemental state, but only in combined forms such as oxides or silicates.
Aluminum is the third most abundant element of the Earth’s crust, behind that of oxygen and silicon. Of the metallic elements, it is the most abundant, 7.3% by mass of the total crust. Due to Aluminum’s high affinity to bind with oxygen, it is not found in naturally occurring in its elemental state, but only in combined forms such as oxides or silicates.
Aluminum is the third most abundant element of the Earth’s crust, behind that of oxygen and silicon. Of the metallic elements, it is the most abundant, 7.3% by mass of the total crust. Due to Aluminum’s high affinity to bind with oxygen, it is not found in naturally occurring in its elemental state, but only in combined forms such as oxides or silicates.
Specifications:
Chemical Element
Weight %
Si
10.7%
Cu
0.6%
Mn
0.35%
Features: 1 Highest operating temperatures
2. Outstanding corrosion resistance
3. Light-weight
4. Very good strength and hardness
5. Good stiffness and strength-to-weight ratio 6. Excellent EMI & RFI shielding properties 7. Excellent thermal conductivity 8. High electrical conductivity 9. Good finishing characteristics 10.Full recyclability
Applications:
Motors Relays Household applications Electronic and Communication Devices Transformers
Aluminum is the third most abundant element of the Earth’s crust, behind that of oxygen and silicon. Of the metallic elements, it is the most abundant, 7.3% by mass of the total crust. Due to Aluminum’s high affinity to bind with oxygen, it is not found in naturally occurring in its elemental state, but only in combined forms such as oxides or silicates.
Specifications:
Chemical Element
Weight %
Si
10.7%
Cu
0.6%
Mn
0.35%
Features: 1 Highest operating temperatures
2. Outstanding corrosion resistance
3. Light-weight
4. Very good strength and hardness
5. Good stiffness and strength-to-weight ratio 6. Excellent EMI & RFI shielding properties 7. Excellent thermal conductivity 8. High electrical conductivity 9. Good finishing characteristics 10.Full recyclability
Applications:
Motors Relays Household applications Electronic and Communication Devices Transformers
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This business has been started by our father 30 years back at that time he was a trader but 10 years back we both brothers rajesh grover & Ajay grover. Had join the business & we started importing metals ferrous & non ferrous metals & last year he had our company into a pvt ltd concern . We are growing 25% every year . R. A Metals Pvt Ltd. is the oldest continuously operated metals importer & exporter in India. We specialize in NICKEL & ZINC. We also stock a wide range of metals in various forms, please see the product list page of this site. R. A Metals Pvt Ltd believes in keeping a good bond with its existing and prospective clients, we provide personal services so that you may get the material which may suit your requirements. The loyal and hard working team of RA Metals is bound to provide the best services to its buyers as well as to the suppliers. Dealing with us will provide you various facilities like assurance of quality and prompt delivery of the materials, proper documentation, genuine information and answers to any queries and materials on best comparative rates. We have vast experience of providing unique quality Nickel, Zinc, and Alloy. Our range has the capacity to resist corrosion. These are free from various kinds of impurities in accordance with various industries standards. To gain the total satisfaction of our esteemed clients, we avail these products at the industrial prices. With continued growth and demand in the economy and industry, the products of R. A Metals are being lapped up by the eager market. This has in turn set the wheels turning for R. A Metals’s expansion. R. A Metals has always been responsive to social and environmental causes.Some of the initiatives taken by R. A Metals have made a significant change to the area and its people.