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Alloys and Inoculants
Alloys and inoculants for carbon adjustment, inoculation, nodularisation and alloying in cast iron and steel.
The graphite structure, chill tendency, carbon level and mechanical properties of cast iron are adjusted directly with the materials in this group. We supply carburizers, FeSi-based inoculants, ferroalloys, pure metals and calcium silicon. Product choice and addition rate are set by the foundry according to the casting grade.
Products in this group
Nodular Iron Carburizer
Graphite-based carburizer with low sulphur and nitrogen for ductile iron.
Carbon ≥ 98,5 · Ash ≤ 0,5 · Volatile matter ≤ 0,5
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Carburizer for Grey Iron
Carburizer used for carbon adjustment in grey and pig iron casting charges.
Fixed carbon ≥ 98 · Sulphur ≤ 0,05 · Ash ≤ 0,5
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Barium Inoculant
FeSi-based Ca-Ba inoculant that resists fading.
Silicon 65-73 · Barium 2,0-5,7 · Aluminium 0,8-1,5
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Zirconium Inoculant
Zirconium-bearing FeSi-based inoculant for thin-section grey iron.
Silicon 62-78 · Zirconium 1,2-4,5 · Aluminium 0,5-2,0
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Strontium Inoculant
Sr-bearing FeSi inoculant for chill control in grey iron at low addition rates.
Silicon 63-80 · Strontium 0,6-1,1 · Calcium ≤ 0,15
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Lanthanum Inoculant
Lanthanum (rare earth) bearing FeSi inoculant that raises nodule count in ductile iron.
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Grey Iron Inoculant
General-purpose FeSi-based inoculant for grey (flake graphite) cast iron.
Silicon 67-75 · Aluminium 1,0-4,5 · Calcium 0,3-1,5
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HC and LC Ferromanganese
High-carbon (HC) and low-carbon (LC) ferromanganese for manganese adjustment in steel and cast iron.
Manganese, HC 70-80 · Carbon, HC 6,0-8,0 · Carbon, LC ≤ 0,75
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HC and LC Ferrochrome
High-carbon (HC) and low-carbon (LC) ferrochrome used to add chromium for wear and corrosion resistance.
Chromium, HC 60-70 · Carbon, HC 6,0-8,0 · Silicon, HC ≤ 3,0
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Ferrosilicon Magnesium (FeSiMg)
Magnesium master alloy that nodularises graphite in ductile iron.
Magnesium 5,0-9,0 · Silicon 40-48 · Calcium 1,0-3,0
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Nickel
Cathode and briquette nickel for austenitic cast iron, stainless and alloy steel castings.
Nickel ≥ 99,8
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Ferromolybdenum
Molybdenum source for strength and elevated-temperature properties in cast iron and steel.
Molybdenum 60-70 · Silicon ≤ 1,5 · Carbon ≤ 0,10
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Ferrosulphur (FeS)
Iron sulphide alloy used to adjust the sulphur level in grey cast iron.
Sulfur 28-32 · Iron 65-70 · Carbon ≤ 0,10
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Ferrophosphorus (FeP)
Iron-phosphorus alloy used to adjust the phosphorus level in cast iron.
Phosphorus 24-28 · Silicon ≤ 1,5 · Carbon ≤ 0,10
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Silicon Carbide (SiC)
Metallurgical SiC used as a silicon and carbon source in cast iron melting.
Silicon carbide ≥ 88
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Tungsten
Tungsten source, generally used as ferrotungsten (FeW) for alloying in castings.
Tungsten 70-80
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Vanadium
Vanadium source generally used as ferrovanadium (FeV) for strength and wear resistance.
Vanadium, FeV80 78-82
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Calcium Silicon (CaSi)
CaSi used for deoxidation and inclusion control in steel and as a treatment alloy in cast iron.
Calcium 28-32 · Silicon 55-65
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