Pewter Ingot (2lbs - Britannia Alloy) by MS MetalShipper
Product ID: 30445109
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- Materialpewter
- BrandMS
- Item dimensions L x W x H4 x 2 x 1.5
- Colorsilver
- ShapeRectangle
🔍Density: 7.28 g/cm³
⚖️Weight: 2lbs
🌡️Melting Point: 563°F
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✨ Unleash Your Creativity with Every Ingot!
- HIGH MELTING POINT - Ideal for various metalworking techniques with a melting point of 563°F.
- CRAFTED FOR QUALITY - Experience the premium Britannia Alloy, ensuring durability and elegance.
- ECO FRIENDLY CHOICE - Made from recyclable materials, aligning with sustainable practices.
- VERSATILE APPLICATIONS - Perfect for casting, crafting, and artistic endeavors.
- UNIQUE IRREGULAR SHAPES - Each ingot is a one-of-a-kind piece, adding character to your projects.
The MS MetalShipper Pewter Ingot is a premium 2-pound ingot made from 92% tin, 7.5% antimony, and 0.5% copper, known as Britannia Alloy. With a melting point of 563°F and a density of 7.28 g/cm³, these unique ingots are perfect for a variety of crafting and metalworking applications.
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