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FERRO MOLYBDENUM

It is normaly used as alloying or additive during the steel manufacturing. Molybdenum 0.2-5%, in stainless steels, increases hardenability and strength, particular at high temperatures. Often used in chromium-nickel austenitic steels, molybdenum protects against pitting corrosion caused by chlorides and sulphur chemicals

FERRO MANGANESE

Manganese used as de-oxidising agent during the steel making and as a alloying agent. Addition of 0.25-13% of Mn, Increases strength at high temperatures by eliminating the formation of iron sulfides. Manganese also improves hardenability, ductility and wear resistance. Like nickel, manganese is an austenite forming element and can be used in the AISI 200 Series of Austenitic stainless steels as a substitute for nickel.

FERRO TITANIUM

During the steel making it used as cleanser of impurities some time metallurgist call it scavenger of liquid steel. It Improves both strength and corrosion resistance while limiting austenite grain size. At 0.25-0.60 percent titanium content, carbon combines with the titanium, allowing chromium to remain at grain boundaries and resist oxidization.

FERRO BORON

Addition of boron in a quantity of up to 0.01% to austenitic steels also improves their high-temperature strength. Boron steels are used as high-quality, heat-treatable constructional steels, steels for carburization and cold forming steels such as steels for screws. The addition of 5 to 50 ppm B to ferritic steels containing 14 to 18% Cr may improve the surface quality of stainless strips by avoiding errors, such as scale, ribbing a roping, and ridging, which otherwise frequently occur in strip production.

An outstanding feature of boron steels is the improvement in hardenability produced by the addition of even a minute quantity of boron

FERRO VANADIUM

Addition of boron in a quantity of up to 0.01% to austenitic steels also improves their high-temperature strength. Boron steels are used as high-quality, heat-treatable constructional steels, steels for carburization and cold forming steels such as steels for screws. The addition of 5 to 50 ppm B to ferritic steels containing 14 to 18% Cr may improve the surface quality of stainless strips by avoiding errors, such as scale, ribbing a roping, and ridging, which otherwise frequently occur in strip production.

An outstanding feature of boron steels is the improvement in hardenability produced by the addition of even a minute quantity of boron

LC. FERRO CHROME

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SILICO MANGANESE

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Products	FERRO MOLYBDENUM	LC FERRO MANGANESE	MC FERRO MANGANESE	FERRO TITANIUM	FERRO VANADIUM	LC FERRO CHROME
Cr	-	-	-	-	-	60-70%
V	-	-	-	-	50-55%, 70-80%	-
Fe	Balance	Balance	Balance	Balance	-	Balance
Cu	0.50% max	-	-	0.05% max	-	-
Al	-	-	-	4-12% max	-	2% max
P	0.05% max	0.35% max	0.35% max	0.05% max	0.05% max	-
S	0.05% max	0.05% max	0.05% max	0.05% max	0.05% max	0.5% max
C	0.10% max	0.1 - 0.5%	1 - 2%	2% max	0.20% max	0.1% max
Si	1 - 2%	6%	1 - 6%	2% max	1.50% max	1 - 2%
Mn	-	65-70%, 70-75%, 75-80%, 80-85%	70-75%, 75-80%, 80-85%	-	-	-
Ti	-	-	-	30-35%, 65-70%	-	-
Mo	60-65%	-	-	-	-	-

SIZE : 10 - 100 mm (Or as required shell be as per customer’s specification)

PACKING : 100 Kgs/ 200 Kgs / 500 Kgs / 1 MT Jumbo Bags