Lead
What is Lead?
Lead is a heavy, dense, soft, and highly malleable metal known for its excellent energy storage capacity and radiation shielding properties.
Energy & Automotive
Its primary use is in manufacturing lead-acid batteries for conventional vehicles, solar energy systems, forklifts, and backup power supplies (UPS).
Medical & Nuclear
Used as radiation shielding in X-ray rooms, CT scan facilities, and nuclear reactors because it effectively blocks harmful rays.
Construction & Power Grids
Acts as a protective sheathing for high-voltage underground and submarine cables, and is used in seismic isolators for buildings.
Chemical Industry & Welding
Used to line tanks that handle corrosive chemicals and in specialized metal alloys and solders.