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Silicon Carbide
We are among the largest producers of both 50% and 75% high-purity ferrosilicon.
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Silicon Carbide
We are among the largest producers of both 50% and 75% high-purity ferrosilicon.
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Silicon Carbide
We are among the largest producers of both 50% and 75% high-purity ferrosilicon.
Iron and one or more non-ferrous
Ferroalloys are master alloys containing iron and one or more non-ferrous metals that are used as the most economical way to introduce an alloying element in the steel melt. Their main benefits are an improvement in steel tensile strength, regular strength and resistance to wear and tear and corrosion. All of this is achieved by:
What is Ferrosilicon used for?
This product has many applications in steel production and casting. It contributes an increase in hardness and deoxidising properties but also with an improvement in strength and quality of iron steel products. Using it to manufacture inoculants and nodularisers can give specific metallurgical properties to the final products produced, which can be:
- Stainless steel: for superior corrosion resistance, hygiene, aesthetic and wear-resistance qualities
- Carbon steels: used extensively in suspension bridges and other structural support material and in automotive bodies
- Alloy steel: other types of finished steel
In fact, high-purity products are used in the production of grain-oriented (FeSi HP/AF Specialty Steel) and non-oriented electrical sheet and specialty steels requiring low levels of aluminium, titanium, boron and other residual elements.
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This product has many applications in steel production and casting. It contributes an increase in hardness and deoxidising properties but also with an improvement in strength and quality of iron steel products.
