FeMo60

The role of molybdenum in steel can be summarized as improving hardenability, improving thermal strength, preventing temper brittleness, improving remanence and coercivity, and corrosion resistance in certain media, and preventing pitting corrosion. Due to the various beneficial effects of molybdenum in steel,it has been widely used in a series of steel grades such as structural steel, spring steel, bearing steel, tool steel, stainless acid-resistant steel, heat-resistant steel (also known as heat-strength steel), and magnetic steel. Molybdenum is very effective in improving strength and toughness in cast iron. When the addition amount is 0.25% to 1.25%, it can also form pearlite matrix structure for castings with medium and large sections. Commonly used in rolls and other wear-resistant castings.

Ferrosilicon 75

Among these uses, the steelmaking, foundry and ferroalloy industries are users of ferrosilicon. Together they consume about 90% of the ferrosilicon. Among various grades of ferrosilicon, 75% ferrosilicon is widely used at present. In the steelmaking industry, 3-5 kg ​​of 75% ferrosilicon is consumed per ton of steel produced.

FeMnSi 6014

Silicon manganese alloy is used for steelmaking. The melting points of the deoxidized products MnSiO₃ and Mn₂SiO₄ are 1270°C and 1327°C respectively. They have the advantages of low melting point, large particle size, easy floating, and good deoxidation effect. Specifications and particle size: natural block, 10-100mm, powder or customized according to customer requirements. Packaging: one metric ton in a large bag, or according to customer requirements

Medium carbon ferromanganese

Steel industry: Ferromanganese is an indispensable deoxidizer and desulfurizer in the steelmaking industry. Good steel needs to be deoxidized and desulfurized during smelting, and the use of deoxidizers will greatly increase its cost. Therefore, ferromanganese is a cheap deoxidizer. Desulfurization refers to the removal of harmful substances such as sulfur in steel. ferromanganese can well achieve the purpose of desulfurization, effectively reduce the content of harmful elements in steel, and improve the quality of steel.

Tungsten Powder

Niobium Iron

Ferroniobium (abbreviated as FeNb) is a vital iron-niobium alloy that plays an irreplaceable role in modern metallurgy and high-end manufacturing. Produced by the aluminothermic reduction process, this alloy combines the excellent properties of iron and niobium, presenting as silver-gray metallic lumps with uniform texture, no obvious non-metallic inclusions and no loose powder, which is easy to store and transport.

High Carbon Silicon

High Carbon Silicon (Si-C Alloy) is a cost-effective composite alloy for global metallurgical export, manufactured via advanced high-temperature smelting. Available in grades Si60C10 to SiC72C22 (Si: 40%-72%, C: 10%-24%, customizable), it features low impurities (S/P ≤0.05%, Al ≤3%) and integrates deoxidation, desulfurization and carburization, reducing steelmaking costs by up to 30%.

Tungsten Iron

The iron tungsten belongs to the ferroalloy series (tungsten content is 70%-80%), which is an alloy composed of tungsten and iron, and is used as an alloy additive for steelmaking. Commonly used iron tungsten contains 70% and 80% tungsten.

Zinc Powder

Zinc Telluride is a Group II-VI compound with the chemical formula ZnTe. In a hydrogen atmosphere, tellurium and zinc are heated together and then sublimated to produce reddish-brown zinc telluride. Because zinc telluride has a wide bandgap, it is often used to make semiconductor materials. Zinc Telluride is a semiconductor material with a direct bandgap of 2.26 eV. Usually a p-type semiconductor.

Zinc Powder

Zinc Telluride is a Group II-VI compound with the chemical formula ZnTe. In a hydrogen atmosphere, tellurium and zinc are heated together and then sublimated to produce reddish-brown zinc telluride. Because zinc telluride has a wide bandgap, it is often used to make semiconductor materials. Zinc Telluride is a semiconductor material with a direct bandgap of 2.26 eV. Usually a p-type semiconductor.