High-Purity Tin Ingots for Global Industries

The primary use of tin is in soldering, especially for joining circuits in the electronics industry. It is also used for tin plating to prevent corrosion on steel cans for food packaging. Other major uses include the production of chemicals (like PVC stabilizers) and alloys (such as bronze and pewter).

LME Grade Tin refers to tin that meets the quality and purity standards set by the London Metal Exchange, the world's center for industrial metals trading. This typically means a minimum purity of 99.85% or higher, ensuring it is suitable for all industrial applications.

Tin ingots are typically strapped together into bundles of approximately 1-2 metric tons. These bundles are then securely loaded into standard 20-foot shipping containers for export.

Our standard MOQ for tin ingots is one 20-foot container, which holds approximately 24-25 metric tons.

You can request a quote by contacting us with your required volume, specifications, and destination port. Our team will provide a competitive quote based on the current LME tin price.