Tin Ingots
Tin ingots are refined from cassiterite ore, used primarily in solder alloys for electronics, tinplate for food cans, and specialty chemicals. Global supply is concentrated in a few countries, making tin prices sensitive to production disruptions. LME-grade tin is 99.85% minimum purity.
- LME Grade (99.85%)
- High Purity (99.95%)
- Standard Grade
- CIF
- FOB
- CFR
Tin Ingots, in brief.
- Common origins
- Indonesia
- China
- Myanmar
- Peru
- Bolivia
- Common destinations
- China
- Japan
- South Korea
- United States
- Germany
- Grades and specifications
- LME Grade (99.85%)
- High Purity (99.95%)
- Standard Grade
- Incoterms
- CIF
- FOB
- CFR
- Unit of measure
- Metric Tons
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