Bismuth Metal (Granular/Needle/Powder)

Bismuth Metal by Zyntex is a high-purity crystalline post-transition metal (CAS 7440-69-9). Known for its low toxicity and unique expansion upon cooling, it is a primary material for eco-friendly alloys, metallurgical additives, and the synthesis of high-purity bismuth compounds.

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Description
Bismuth Metal is a brittle, crystalline metal with a distinct silvery-white color and a slight pinkish iridescent hue. Zyntex provides this high-purity element for the global metallurgy, pharmaceutical, and electronic manufacturing sectors. This stable metal (CAS 7440-69-9) is uniquely characterized by its high diamagnetism and low thermal conductivity. It effectively serves as a sustainable, non-toxic alternative to lead in numerous industrial applications. In addition, it possesses the rare property of expanding as it solidifies. Therefore, engineers use it for precision casting, low-melting-point alloys, and as a primary precursor for chemical synthesis.

Comprehensive Product Overview

Exceptional environmental safety provides a major advantage in modern manufacturing. Bismuth Metal works as a heavy-metal substitute in plumbing fixtures, soldering materials, and ammunitions. It helps industries comply with strict ecological regulations while maintaining material density and performance. For instance, it is a key alloying element used to produce “free-machining” steels and aluminums. Consequently, it enhances the machinability of metals without compromising their structural integrity. As a result, Zyntex ensures high purity grades (up to 99.99%) and various physical formats (ingots, needles, or powder) for our supply. This ensures seamless integration into your specific metallurgical or chemical processes.

Moreover, Zyntex supplies Bismuth Metal as a critical starting material for the pharmaceutical and cosmetic industries. This metal acts as the base for synthesizing bismuth subsalicylate and bismuth oxychloride. It pushes the boundaries of purity required for sensitive consumer health products. At the same time, it is utilized in the production of fusible alloys for fire sprinkler systems and safety plugs. In short, our product serves as a dependable “industrial element.” It supports both heavy industrial alloy production and high-precision pharmaceutical chemistry.

Recently, scientific interest in Bismuth Metal for its role in developing high-performance thermoelectric materials and advanced semiconductors has grown. It provides a unique electronic structure that is efficient for heat-to-electricity conversion. Because of this, Zyntex offers specialized high-purity formats with verified elemental analysis. These formats suit modern renewable energy research and high-tech electronic engineering. Ultimately, choosing Zyntex secures a reliable and transparent metal supply chain. We balance metallurgical expertise with strict quality monitoring protocols. To conclude, our commitment ensures your manufacturing processes achieve the highest levels of material efficiency and environmental responsibility.

Key Industrial Applications

This versatile heavy metal is vital in these four sectors:

🏗️ Metallurgical Alloys

Essential for producing low-melting alloys and lead-free steel. Thus, it improves machining efficiency and industrial safety.

🧪 Chemical Synthesis

Primary raw material for all bismuth-based salts and oxides. Consequently, it is the foundation of the bismuth chemical industry.

🛡️ Radiation Shielding

Used as a non-toxic alternative to lead in X-ray and nuclear shielding. Undoubtedly, it is vital for safe medical and laboratory environments.

💻 Electronics & Sensors

Key component in thermoelectric devices and magnetic field sensors. Specifically, it supports advanced electronic component engineering.

Technical Specifications

ParameterStandard Value
Product NameBismuth Metal
Chemical SymbolBi
Atomic Weight208.98 u
CAS Number7440-69-9

📝 Storage Note: Store Bismuth Metal in a dry, room-temperature environment. Therefore, keep it away from strong oxidizing agents and mineral acids to prevent surface oxidation and maintain the chemical purity of the metal.