Bronze Ingot is the cheapest and most mass-produced of the four alloys in the Ala Industrial mod for Minecraft 26.2 (Java Edition), and it works identically on Fabric and NeoForge. The only way to make the alloy is the Alloy Smelter: load three copper ingots and one tin ingot into any input slots, and 150 ticks (about 7.5 seconds) later the output slot holds two bronze ingots. One operation costs 1200 EU, and bronze is the only alloy the smelter returns two ingots at a time for, so the price works out to 600 EU per ingot — half of what Invar, Cupronickel or Electrum cost. Copper is a vanilla metal you already mine in bulk, and tin comes from the mod's own ore, so both inputs are usually piled up before the smelter itself is built.

There is no bronze ore anywhere in the world, and a vanilla furnace will not smelt the alloy either — the Alloy Smelter is the single source. Bronze Ingot currently has exactly one consumer: two ingots go into upgrading an Electric Chainsaw to its diamond-tipped version, together with three Diamond Dust and one Gold Gear, while plates, tools and components made of alloys are planned for later releases. The recipe reads its inputs through the common tags c:ingots/copper and c:ingots/tin, so copper or tin from another mod is accepted just like the mod's own metal, and the finished Bronze Ingot carries the c:ingots/bronze tag for cross-mod automation.