Non-ferrous metal zinc

2009-10-29View Original

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I have been learning about zinc smelting over the past two months, but I’m still very confused. In particular, I’m interested in zinc dioxide used for procurement – it comes in different grades such as 50#, 60#, and 70#. I really want to understand what these grade designations mean and how the prices are determined (It is required to be calculated per ton of deposit.) I hope someone who can help me will answer my question.

Reply #22009-10-29

I searched on Baidu: 50#: Zn: 45-48, Pb: 10-15; 60#: Zn: 49, Pb: 20; 70#: Zn: 56-60, Pb: 15; 80#: Zn: around 65, Pb: 7. The price is determined based on the grade

Reply #32009-10-30

Is the price based on grade? How is it calculated for a 50# grade? For example, the price of zinc ingots is 15,700

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