Ferro Silicon

• Ferro Manganese Uses

  Ferro manganese has a wide range of uses, it can be applied in steel production, battery manufacturing, catalysts for chemical reactions, casting and anti-corrosion coatings.

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• Ferro Silicon Properties

  Appearance: Silver grey lumpy or granular solid
  Density: about 3.5~5.0 g/cm³, decreasing with increasing silicon content.
  Melting point: about 1200~1300°C, high silicon content (such...

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• Ferro Silicon Magnesium

  Magnesium content: approx. 30% - 50%
  Silicon content: approx. 5% - 30%
  Iron content: approx. 10% - 30%
  

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• Ferro Silicon 65

  Silicon content: 63-68%
  Iron content: 30-35%
  

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• Ferro Manganese And Silico Manganese

  Ferro manganese composition: manganese, iron mainly, containing a small amount of carbon, phosphorus and other impurities
  Silico manganese composition: manganese, silicon and iron, typical...

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• Ferrosilicon Production

  Ferrosilicon chemical composition: Si Fe Al Ca
  72#-80# Ferrosilicon melting point: 1290℃-1360℃
  75#Ferrosilicon melting point: 1300℃
  

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• Ferrosilicon Plant

  Ferrosilicon is an important ferroalloy, widely used in iron and steel smelting, casting, welding and other fields.

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• Ferro Silicon Manganese Uses

  Silicon content: approx. 15%-30%
  Manganese content: approx. 60%-70%
  Particle size: 10-50mm, 10-100mm or powder (can be customised)
  

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• Ferro Silicon 72

  Silicon (Si): 70% - 75%
  Iron (Fe): remainder
  Impurity elements: aluminium, carbon, phosphorus, sulphur
  

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• Ferro Silicon Ball

  Ferro silicon ball is an alloy product composed of elements such as silicon and iron, which is commonly used in the iron and steel metallurgy industry.

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• Ferro Silicon Inoculant

  Types of inoculants: common ferrosilicon inoculants, calcium-silicon inoculants, strontium-silicon inoculants, barium-silicon inoculants

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• Ferro Silicon Composition

  Main components: iron, silicon
  Other elements: aluminium, calcium, phosphorus, sulphur, manganese, carbon
  

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