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Cerro Alloys (Low Meling Point Alloys) from READE PDF Print E-mail

low melting point alloys, cerro alloy, cerrolow-117, cerrolow-174, cerrobend, cerrotru, cerrosafe, cerroflow, cerromatrix, cerroseal, cerrobase, cerrocast, cerrodent, woods metal, Bi-Pb, fusible alloy, 158º fusible alloy, 158º-190º fusible alloy, 203º fusible alloy, 212º fusible alloy, 217-440º fusible alloy, 255º fusible alloy, 281º fusible alloy, 281-338º fusible alloy,    

  • Cerro Alloy (Low Melting Point) Grades Synonyms:

low melting point alloys, cerro alloy, cerrolow-117, cerrolow-174, cerrobend, cerrotru, cerrosafe, cerroflow, cerromatrix, cerroseal, cerrobase, cerrocast, cerrodent, woods metal, Bi-Pb, fusible alloy, 158º fusible alloy, 158º-190º fusible alloy, 203º fusible alloy, 212º fusible alloy, 217-440º fusible alloy, 255º fusible alloy, 281º fusible alloy, 281-338º fusible alloy,

  • Cerro Alloy Designations:

Chemical Name: Bismuth-Lead, Tin, Cadmium & Indium Alloy
Chemical Formula: Combinations of Bi + Pb + Sn + Cd + In

  • Cerro Alloy General Description:

 A low melting fusible alloy

  • Cerro Alloy Grades Available:

Cerro Alloy Name Cerro Alloy Number Melting Temperature
CERROLOW-117 4470-2 117°F
CERROBEND 5000-7 174°F
CERROLOW-174 5700-1 174°F
CERROTRU 5800-2 281°F

 

  • Cerro Alloy Typical Granulations Available:

 Rod, granules, bar and shapes

  • Cerro Alloy Possible Applications:

Heating baths in laboratories, antifriction metals, solders

  • Typical Uses of Specific Low Melting Point Alloys:  

a) 158º Fusible Alloy - Anchor bushings in drill jigs, Internal or external support of delicate parts for machining, Cores for spinning, Fusible mandrels in filament winding., Fiberglas lamination, Drop hammer and embossing dies, Tube bending filler (up to 1-3/4" diameter) ,Heat transfer medium in processing plastics, chemicals, etc. (up to 255°F), Shielding Blocks for Nuclear Medicine

b) 158º-190º Fusible Alloy- Toy soldier casting , Proof casting cavities (threads, dies, moulds, blind holes), Duplicate patterns in foundry match-plate making, Supporting work pieces while machining, Spray coating wood patterns, Masks for electroplating and spray-painting.

c) 203º Fusible Alloy- Cadmium Free alternative for LOW 158 for Nuclear Medicine.

d) 212º Fusible Alloy- A tin/bismuth alloy (containing lead) which melts at the low temperature of 212º.

e) 217-440º Fusible Alloy-  Originated by GE for anchoring punches in dies, Anchor non-moving parts in machinery; hold down bolts in concrete floors, locator parts in tooling docks, Split jaw chucks, jigs, fixtures, Metal forming dies, form blocks, joggle jaws, Repairing broken dies, Filling blowholes in castings.

f) 255º Fusible Alloy- Anchor cutlery handles, inserts in wood, metal parts in glass (Tuflex doors), Make fusible spinning chucks, Mandrel for electroforms, Drop hammer dies, stretch form blocks, Moulds for plaster, plastics, Tube bending filler (over 1-3/4" diameter), Hydrodynamic forming, seamless fittings, Duplicate patterns in pottery and foundry, Liquid metal in autoclaves, heat-treating, Heat transfer (Up to 327 °F), Shielding Blocks for Nuclear Medicine

g) 281º Fusible Alloy- Anchor shafts in permanent magnet rotors, locator members in aircraft assembly fixtures, metal parts in glass, magnets in fixtures, Make nests for parts in jigs and dial feed stations, Cores for electroforming, Embossing dies, form blocks, Joggle jaws, Lost wax pattern dies, Duplicate foundry patterns, Tracer models in profiling, Molds for plastics, sheet plastics, plastic teeth, prosthetic development, Potting electronic components, Laps for rifle barrels.

h) 281-338º Fusible Alloy- Parallels LOW 281 in its end uses, Electroforming mandrels, lost wax pattern dies due to greater dimensional accuracy, Holding jet turbine engine blades for machining.

i) Note: Other low melting fusible alloys are available  

  • Other Low Melting Point Alloy Options:

a) All of the Alloys below are cast into Cup Cake Pugs or Bar shape Ingots, depending on the alloy.

b) They have no definite melting point.

c)  These low melting point alloys are the same alloys as known as CerroSafe or Cerro Metal.

Type / Approx. Temp. (°F ) Antimony Bismuth Cadmium Lead Tin Indium
Low 117
0 % 44.7% 5.3% 22.6% 8.3% 19.1%
Low 136
0 % 49%
0%
18%
12%
21%
Low 140
0 % 47.5%
9.5%
25.4%
12.6%
5%
Low 147
0 % 48%
9.6%
25.6%
12.8%
4%
Low 158 0 % 50% 10% 26.7% 13.3% 0%
Low 158-190 0 % 42.5% 8.5% 37.7% 11.3% 0%
Low 203 0% 52.5% 0% 32% 15.5% 0%
Low 212
0% 39.4% 0% 29.8% 30.8% 0%
Low 217-440 9% 48% 0% 28.5% 14.5% 0%
Low 255 0% 55.5% 0% 44.5% 0% 0%
Low 281 0% 58% 0% 0% 42% 0%
Low 281-338 0% 40% 0% 0% 60% 0%



 

  • Cerro Alloy Packaging Options:

 Drums

  • Cerro Alloy TSCA (SARA Title III) Status:

 Listed. For further information please call the E.P.A. at +1.202-554-1404

  • Cerro Alloy Chemical Abstract Service Number:

 Varies

  • Tags: low melting point alloys, cerro alloy, cerrolow-117, cerrolow-174, cerrobend, cerrotru, cerrosafe, cerroflow, cerromatrix, cerroseal, cerrobase, cerrocast, cerrodent, woods metal, Bi-Pb, fusible alloy, 158º fusible alloy, 158º-190º fusible alloy, 203º fusible alloy, 212º fusible alloy, 217-440º fusible alloy, 255º fusible alloy, 281º fusible alloy, 281-338º fusible alloy,

 

 

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