Cadmium is a soft, bluish-white metal with a relatively low melting point and is commonly used in alloys, batteries, pigments, coatings, and as a corrosion-resistant plating material in making artificial jewelry. It is available in ingots, rods, sticks, plates, and balls that have been processed for various industrial applications.
Product Details:
| Melting Point | 321 °C |
| Weight | 5-10 kg |
| Material | Cadmium |
| Available Shape | Square, Rectangle |
| Packaging Type | Palette |
- Making of nickel-cadmium batteries
- Pigments, coatings, and plating
- Stabilizers in the manufacture of plastics
- Electroplating of steel
- Nuclear reactors
- Making of artificial jewellery
- Cadmium plate and sticks used in Gold & Silver