Lead Bullion
The lead from the blast furnace, called lead bullion, then undergoes the dressing process. The bullion is agitated in kettles then cooled to 700- 800 degrees. This process results in molten lead and dross. Dross refers to the lead oxides, copper, antimony and other elements that float to the top of the lead.
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