Uranium Plate
Uranium Plate is the stamped radioactive component that unlocks the Incubator and every Mutation Chip recipe in Ala Industrial.
Description
Uranium is the rarest metal in Ala Industrial — ore veins sit at the very bottom of the world, about seven times rarer than diamond, and an iron pickaxe or better is required to get any drop at all. That scarcity makes every Uranium Plate a budget decision: the same uranium ingots double as the Incubator's irradiation charge (one ingot covers three mutation attempts and burns to depleted uranium), so plates stamped for chips compete directly with mutation fuel. A spent Uranium Plate is not wasted either — the Macerator grinds one plate back into one uranium dust for 300 EU, and the dust smelts into an ingot again. Ala Industrial runs on Minecraft 26.2 (Java Edition) with identical behavior on Fabric and NeoForge.
Block properties
| Item ID |
alaindustrial:uranium_plate
|
|---|---|
| /give command |
/give @p alaindustrial:uranium_plate
|
| Stackable | Yes (64) |
| Renewable | No |
| Hardness | 1 |
| Blast resistance | 1 |
| Java Edition | Java Edition 26.2 |
Java Edition Guide
How to get a Uranium Plate in Ala Industrial
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1
Mine uranium with an iron pickaxe
Uranium ore generates in tiny veins at the very bottom of the world — about seven times rarer than diamond. Mine the ore with an iron pickaxe or better; weaker pickaxes drop nothing. A Macerator doubles the take: one ore block grinds into 2 uranium dust, and each dust smelts into one ingot.
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2
Stamp the plate by hand
Put a Forge Hammer and one uranium ingot anywhere in the 3x3 crafting grid. The shapeless recipe returns one Uranium Plate, and the hammer stays in the grid with 1 durability spent — a fresh hammer is good for 128 plates and repairs with iron ingots.
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3
Or press the plate with EU
Feed uranium ingots to a Compressor: one ingot becomes one Uranium Plate for 260 EU, drawn at 2 EU per tick for 130 ticks. The Compressor is an LV machine, so any low-voltage energy source is enough to run it.
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4
Spend plates on mutation tech
The Incubator craft takes 2 Uranium Plates, and every Mutation Chip — create, duplicate or transform — takes 1 Uranium Plate together with an Empty Chip and its gem payload.
A Uranium Plate grinds back into 1 uranium dust in the Macerator for 300 EU, and the dust smelts into an ingot — net zero, no duping. Ingots are also the Incubator's irradiation charge: one ingot covers 3 mutation attempts before turning into depleted uranium.
How to craft this block
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Frequently asked questions
How do you make a Uranium Plate in Ala Industrial?
Craft one uranium ingot with a Forge Hammer in a shapeless recipe, or press the ingot in a Compressor for 260 EU. Both ways return exactly one Uranium Plate per uranium ingot.
Forge Hammer or Compressor — which route is better?
The yield is identical at one plate per ingot. The Forge Hammer spends 1 of its 128 durability per plate and needs no power, while the Compressor spends 260 EU — pick the hammer before your EU network exists and the machine after.
What is the Uranium Plate used for?
The Incubator craft consumes 2 Uranium Plates, and each of the three Mutation Chips (create, duplicate, transform) consumes 1 Uranium Plate together with an Empty Chip and its gems.
Can you turn a Uranium Plate back into an ingot?
Yes. A Macerator grinds 1 Uranium Plate into 1 uranium dust for 300 EU, and the dust smelts back into a uranium ingot — the loop is net zero.
Is the Uranium Plate renewable?
No. Uranium ore is finite in a world, spawns roughly seven times rarer than diamond, and requires an iron pickaxe or better, so every Uranium Plate traces back to mined ore.
Does the Uranium Plate work on Fabric and NeoForge?
Yes. Ala Industrial targets Minecraft 26.2 on both loaders with identical recipes and numbers, and the mod is Java Edition only — there is no Bedrock version.
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