Description

AIM 58 lens blocking; proof casting; fusible element in safety devices; anchoring parts for machining; sealing adjustment screws; holding jet engine blades for machining and broaching; filler for supporting castings in interrupted cuts. AIM 58 is a low melting temperature alloy that contains bismuth, lead, and tin. It has a melt point of 136°F (58°C). AIM 58 is used in several industries, including: *Optical: For lens blocking when grinding glass, plastic lenses, and optical components *Safety: As a fusible element in safety devices *Machining: For anchoring parts, sealing adjustment screws, and holding jet engine blades *Aerospace: In the aerospace industry *Electronic: In the electronic industry *Tool/die: In the tool/die industry AIM's fusible alloys are not consumed in the processes where they are used and can be reused multiple times