IPA: /ˈspɛltər/
KK: /ˈspɛltər/
A type of zinc that is often used in various forms like ingots, slabs, or plates for commercial purposes.
The factory produces spelter for use in construction and manufacturing.
Spelter originates from the Old French word *espeltre*, meaning zinc. The term refers specifically to the metal zinc, often in its alloyed form.
Think of the Old French word for zinc, *espeltre*, to remember that spelter refers to this specific metal.