Description

Belmont Product Code 2502 is a bismuth-based non-eutectic alloy with a low melting point of 158–165°F. It is commonly used as a low-melting solder and to make custom shaped blocks. It can also be used to make metal inlays in wood and to repair antiques. Parmanu Dhatu Nigam sells 2502 158–169°F (70–76°C) low melting point 50% bismuth woods metal alloys. Belmont Product Code 2502 is a low melting (fusible) alloy. It is available in the following forms: *Capping bars *Cakes *1/4" diameter solid wire *1/8" diameter solid wire Low melting alloys are alloys with melting points below 450 degrees Fahrenheit. They are used in a variety of applications, including: *Lens blocking in the optical industry *Work-holding where low temperatures are required *Fusible safety devices *Proof casting *Soldering temperature-sensitive components *Alloying with other metals Belmont Metals also sells other low melting alloys, including: *158-165 degree F low melting alloy wire *Woods metal *Bismuth-tin 58-42 *Cerrolow-117 alloy