Sentence examples for tin alloy from inspiring English sources

Pewter is a tin alloy that also has a long history.

Perhaps it is the lead and tin alloy from which he created his grey-glinting heads that weighs on the soul.

Babbitt metal, also spelled Babbit Metal, any of several tin- or lead-based alloys used as bearing material for axles and crankshafts, based on the tin alloy invented in 1839 by Isaac Babbitt for use in steam engines.

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Four main varieties of metal have been found: crude copper lumps in the state in which they left the smelting furnace; refined copper, containing trace elements of arsenic and antimony; an alloy of copper with 2 to 5 percent of arsenic; and bronze with a tin alloy, often of as much as 11 to 13 percent.

The bust of a bald man with a deeply furrowed brow — a sculpture cast from tin alloy by the Austrian court sculptor Franz Xaver Messerschmidt — was acquired by the Metropolitan Museum of Art and approved by its board at a meeting last week.

The largest use for inorganic tin compounds is in electrolytes for plating tin and tin alloys.

In medieval Germany, the municipal authorities and the guilds laid down permissible ratios to be used for tin alloys.

Further developments in tin alloys, coatings, and chemicals have contributed to advances in transport, telecommunication, aerospace, packaging, agriculture, and environmental protection.

Small amounts of tellurium increase the ductility of aluminum alloys, the hardness and tensile strength of tin alloys, and the machinability of stainless steel and copper; in lead and in manganese-magnesium alloys, it increases resistance to corrosion.

Again, the material such as zinc and tin alloys which have lower melting point sprays at much higher rates.