Lead strips are thin, flat pieces of lead metal that are typically used for a variety of industrial, medical, and commercial applications.

Key Characteristics of Lead Strips:

1.        Material Composition: Lead strips are made from pure lead or lead alloys. Pure lead is soft and malleable, which makes it easy to cut, form, and shape the strips into different sizes and lengths.

2.        High Density: Lead has a high density (about 11.34 g/cm³), making lead strips heavier than many other metals. This density gives the strips their useful properties in applications that require mass or weight.

3.        Corrosion Resistance: Lead resists corrosion, particularly in moist environments, making it durable over time and suitable for applications in harsh conditions.

4.        Malleability: Lead is a soft metal that can be easily shaped or bent without breaking. This makes lead strips versatile for various uses.