Tin is one of the first metals used by mankind. The famous bronzeware is made of tin-copper alloy.
Tin has a relatively low melting point (231.9℃) and is less toxic than other metals. It is used in food appliances and the like, and for example, the inside of the can is tin-plated.
Tin-lead alloys have been used as soldering and brazing materials for joining metals from the around 4000-3000 BC to the present day.
Copper conducts electricity easily, however, unfortunately, oxidizes in the atmosphere. With tin plating, it is possible to protect the surface of the copper product and maintain its electrical properties. We provide glossy and matte tin finish.
