The Department of Early Melt Alloys Technology and Manufacturing Ratta has set its mission on examining technologies related to early molten alloy production. Early-melting alloys, known as eutectic and non-eutectic alloys, are alloys that melt at temperatures below 450 ° F. The most useful and widely used alloys of these alloys include high bismuth alloys that are combined with metals such as zinc, tin, cadmium, indium and other metals. The low melting temperature and the specific shrinkage and expansion properties of these metals lead to the use of these alloys for useful applications compared to other alloys.
In addition to producing high-melting alloys with high melting temperatures, the company also produces customized melting temperatures according to customer requirements.