Silver
Silver products that meet the national No. 1 and No. 2 silver standards have strict requirements in terms of quality and purity, enabling them to meet the needs of various high-end applications.
Category：
Silver
Keywords：
Email：
Tel：
Product Description
National Standard No. 1 for silver requires the silver content to reach 99.99%, which is usually referred to as "four nines" silver. This high-purity silver is very suitable for occasions requiring extremely high purity, such as the production of some high-end jewelry and precision electronic components. Due to its extremely high purity, National Standard No. 1 silver usually has excellent conductivity, thermal conductivity, and corrosion resistance.
National Standard No. 2 for silver requires a silver content of 99.95%, which is "three nines and a five" silver. Although its purity is slightly lower than that of National Standard No. 1 silver, it still performs well in many applications. National Standard No. 2 silver is widely used in the production of various silverware, jewelry, and some industrial applications, such as the manufacture of solar panels.
When it is mentioned that the silver fully complies with national standards No. 1 and No. 2 for silver, and the production contents are 99.99% and 99.95% respectively, it means that these silver products or raw materials have passed strict testing to ensure that their purity meets the corresponding national standards. This provides consumers and industrial users with an important guarantee of the quality of silver products.
Silver products that meet national standards No. 1 and No. 2 for silver have strict requirements in terms of quality and purity, enabling them to meet the needs of various high-end applications. When purchasing or using, consumers and industrial users can choose suitable silver products or raw materials according to their specific needs.
Previous Page
Related Products
Inquire Now
If you are interested in our products, please leave your email address, and we will contact you as soon as possible, thank you!