Tin price per Ton in United States today — June 2, 2026
Live price of one Ton of tin in United States in local currency (US Dollar). Tin is traded globally by the ton on the LME; this page shows the per-Ton equivalent for industrial buyers and analysts.
Other weight units for Tin in United States
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Tin price per Ton in other countries
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Most common uses of Tin
- Solder for electronics (PCBs)
- Tinplate for food cans
- Chemical and glass production
Key industries using Tin
Tin price history — a quick overview
Tin prices are set on the London Metal Exchange (LME) and have followed long industrial cycles tied to construction, electrification and Chinese demand. Spikes typically coincide with supply disruptions or strong global manufacturing PMI; downturns follow recessions or oversupply.
About the Tin price per Ton in United States
This page is dedicated to the tin price per Ton in United States, expressed in local currency (US Dollar). Tin is traded globally on the London Metal Exchange (LME), where the benchmark contract is priced per ton; the per-Ton price shown here is derived from that benchmark and the live FX rate, giving industrial buyers, traders and analysts a quick reference for procurement, hedging and cost modeling.