ZINC (Zn)

Unwrought zinc, not alloyed (7901)

Definition

Zinc: A metallic element primarily produced and refined for use in galvanizing and a wide range of alloy applications, with significant roles in construction, automotive, and consumer products.

Key properties

  • Moderate electrical conductivity (less than copper), good corrosion resistance due to protective oxide layer
  • Readily alloyed (e.g., with aluminum, magnesium, copper)

Common applications

  • Galvanized steel coatings for corrosion protection
  • Die-cast alloys
  • Batteries and battery components
  • Die-casting for consumer electronics housings and automotive parts

Copper cathode (Cu)

Definition of Copper Cathode:

Copper cathode is a sheet of pure copper produced through electrolysis. These cathodes are considered the main source of copper production for industrial, construction, and electrical applications.

Features of Copper Cathode:

  • Very high purity
  • Excellent electrical and thermal conductivity
  • Corrosion resistant
  • Fully recyclable

Applications of Copper Cathode:

  • Wire and cable industries (electrical conductors)
  • Electronics and printed circuit board (PCB) manufacturing
  • Fabrication of fluid transport tubes
  • Construction and decorative uses
  • Automotive and battery industries

Ferroalloys (7202)

Ferroalloys are essential additives that enhance the mechanical strength, hardness, corrosion resistance, and heat resistance of steel and other metal products.

Types of ferros:

  • Ferrochromium (FeCr)
  • Ferromanganese (FeMn)
  • Ferrosilicon (FeSi)
  • Ferromolybdenum (FeMo)

Usages of Ferros (Ferrous Materials/Compounds):

  • Construction: Used in steel and iron structures, bridges, and buildings.
  • Machinery & Vehicles: For making tools, engines, and machine parts.
  • Medicine: Ferrous salts (like ferrous sulfate) treat iron-deficiency anemia.
  • Steelmaking: Ferroalloys (e.g., ferromanganese, ferrosilicon) improve steel quality.
  • Electronics: Ferromagnetic materials used in motors, transformers, and magnets.

ALIMINIUM (Al) 7601

Aluminum alloys such as Ingots, Billet, Wire-bars, Wire-rods (7601)

Key properties of aluminum include:

  • Low density and light weight
  • Good conductor of heat and electricity
  • High resistance to corrosion due to the formation of a protective oxide layer
  • Excellent recyclability
  • Good malleability and ability to form alloys with other metals

Common applications:

  • Construction and Architecture
  • Transportation
  • Electrical and Electronics
  • Packaging
  • Industrial Applications
  • Aerospace and Defense

Steel(7206)

Definition

Steel: An alloy primarily of iron and carbon engineered for enhanced strength, durability, and versatility across construction, manufacturing, and automotive industries.

Key properties

  • High tensile strength and toughness.
  • Highly machinable and weldable.
  • Magnetic and recyclable.
  • Wide range of grades (e.g., carbon steel, alloy steel, stainless steel).

Common applications

  • Construction beams, rebar, structural components
  • Automotive bodies and components
  • Machinery, tools, and heavy equipment
  • Pipes, tubes, and structural tubing
  • Stainless steel variants for corrosion resistance in kitchen, medical, and chemical application

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