Ferroalloys and minor metals

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Ferroalloys

Ferroalloys consist of iron and a proportion of one or more additional elements such as manganese, silicon, chromium etc. They are produced either in an electric arc or a blast furnace. Ferroalloys are used in production of steels and various alloys. They improve corrosion resistance, enhance grain-size control and serve as deoxidizers.

  • Ferro-Molybdenum 60 %
  • Ferro-Silicon 75 % Standard Grade
  • Ferro-Niobium
  • Ferro-Vanadium 80 %
  • Ferro-Tungsten
  • Ferro-Manganese (High, Medium Carbon)
  • Ferro-Chrome 60 % (High, Low Carbon)
  • Ferro-Titanium 70 % (Western)

Minor Metals

The widely used term “minor metals” refers to materials which occur as a by-product of base metal smelting process. These metals include chromium, manganese, molybdenum, niobium, silicon, titanium, tungsten, vanadium, and others. They are not quoted on the LME Their global production is in comparison to base metals smaller. Nevertheless, several minor metals are crucial for modern machine building. Various industries such as automotive, metallurgy, batteries along with semiconductors production and many others depend on them.

  • Molybdenum Metal
  • Roasted Molybdenum Concentrates
  • Silicon
  • Manganese Metal Flakes
  • Chromium Metal
  • Titanium (Western CP Grade 1, Grade 2)