Palladium Plate — Minecraft block

Palladium Plate

Palladium Plate is the pressed form of one palladium ingot in Ala Industrial, made by the Compressor for 260 EU of energy or by hand with a Forge Hammer.

Block ID alaindustrial:palladium_plate
Game versions
All versions

Description

Palladium Plate is the processed plate form of palladium, the only metal Ala Industrial mines exclusively in the Nether. One palladium ingot yields exactly one Palladium Plate on either of two routes: the Compressor presses the ingot for 260 EU at 2 EU/t over 130 ticks, and a Forge Hammer plus the ingot on any crafting grid delivers the same plate with no machines at all — the hammer stays in the grid and loses only 1 of its 128 durability per plate. Palladium ore generates in the lower third of the Nether between Y 8 and Y 32 in veins of up to 4 blocks and demands a diamond pickaxe, so every Palladium Plate starts with a Nether mining trip. Ala Industrial runs on Minecraft 26.2 Java Edition only and loads on both Fabric and NeoForge.

Palladium Plate is the form the metal takes inside advanced electronics: one Reactor Control Circuit costs 4 plates, and the Advanced Choke adds 1 Palladium Plate on top of its silver plates. A leftover Palladium Plate is never wasted, because the Macerator grinds one back into a single palladium dust for 300 EU with no doubling, and only the Electric Furnace smelts palladium dust into an ingot. Palladium Plate stacks to 64, so a full Nether haul waits in one chest slot until the reactor build begins.

Block properties

Item ID alaindustrial:palladium_plate
/give command /give @p alaindustrial:palladium_plate
Stackable Yes (64)
Renewable No
Java Edition 26.2

Java Edition Guide

How to get a Palladium Plate in Ala Industrial

  1. 1

    Mine palladium ore in the Nether

    Bring a diamond pickaxe to the lower Nether between Y 8 and Y 32: palladium hides in veins of up to 4 blocks, and an iron pickaxe drops nothing.

  2. 2

    Turn the ore into palladium ingots

    Smelt raw palladium in any furnace for one Palladium Ingot per piece, or grind the ore in the Macerator into 2 Palladium Dust and smelt the dust in the Electric Furnace to double the yield.

  3. 3

    Press the ingot in the Compressor

    Load one Palladium Ingot into the Compressor: the job takes 130 ticks at 2 EU/t and finishes for a total of 260 EU, leaving one Palladium Plate.

  4. 4

    Hammer a plate by hand

    Place a Forge Hammer and a Palladium Ingot on any crafting grid while machines are still ahead: the hammer stays in the grid and loses only 1 of its 128 durability per plate.

Recycling a spare plate

The Macerator grinds one Palladium Plate back into a single Palladium Dust for 300 EU — no doubling — and only the Electric Furnace reads the mod's palladium dust smelting recipes.

How to craft this block

Crafting
Palladium Plate
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Palladium Plate

Frequently asked questions

How do you craft a Palladium Plate in Ala Industrial?

One Palladium Ingot becomes one Palladium Plate in the Compressor for 260 EU, or on a crafting grid with a Forge Hammer — the hammer survives the craft with 1 durability less.

Is the Forge Hammer consumed when making plates?

No. The Forge Hammer returns to the crafting grid after every plate and loses exactly 1 durability, so one hammer with 128 durability forges about 128 plates before breaking.

What is the Palladium Plate used for?

The Reactor Control Circuit recipe takes 4 Palladium Plates, and the Advanced Choke takes 1 Palladium Plate together with its silver plates.

Can you turn a Palladium Plate back into an ingot?

Indirectly: the Macerator grinds one Palladium Plate into 1 Palladium Dust for 300 EU, and the Electric Furnace — the only furnace that reads the mod's dust recipes — smelts that dust into a Palladium Ingot.

Where does palladium itself come from?

Palladium ore generates only in the Nether between Y 8 and Y 32 in veins of up to 4 blocks and requires a diamond pickaxe; the whole palladium line, including Palladium Plate, is an Ala Industrial addition with no vanilla counterpart.

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