Introduce：

Zinc ingot refers to pure zinc, which may also contain impurities, but as a zinc ingot, it has a purity of at least 90% or more. The use of zinc ingots: mainly used in die-casting alloys, battery industry, printing and dyeing industry, medical and pharmaceutical industry, rubber industry, chemical industry, etc. Zinc and other metal alloys are widely used in electroplating, spraying and other industries:
Zinc ingots have a wide range of industrial applications in many fields, including the manufacturing of galvanized steel plates. Zinc ingots are used to manufacture galvanized steel plates through the hot dip plating process, in order to improve the corrosion resistance of the steel and extend its service life.
Alloy manufacturing: Zinc ingots are often used in alloy manufacturing, such as casting, die-casting, forging, and other processes, mixed with other metals (such as copper, aluminum, etc.) to make various industrial alloys.
Battery manufacturing: Zinc ingots are key raw materials for traditional dry batteries (such as alkaline zinc manganese batteries) and lead-acid batteries.

Fertilizer manufacturing: Zinc is one of the trace elements required for plant growth, and zinc ingots can be used to prepare various zinc fertilizer products, such as zinc sulfate and zinc chloride.