Iron ore steel pellets are small, spherical balls of iron ore, typically 8-16mm in diameter, that are produced from finely ground iron ore concentrate. These pellets are a crucial input in steelmaking, used in blast furnaces and direct reduction plants to produce hot metal and ultimately, steel. The pelletizing process involves binding the iron ore fines, often with binders like bentonite, and then hardening them through heating.
Type: Cast Iron Scrap
Fe Content: Mixed
Weight: 20 Tons
Fe Content (%): 99
Iron Scrap: Grade AA+
High purity iron scrap: aa
Packaging Details: on buyers request
Delivery Detail: Shipped in 10 days after payment
Category Type of scrap Note
1 �«A�» Lump cut-off with a thickness of â?¥6, a mass of 0.5-40, which is subjected to remelting The exception is wire
2 �«A�» and �«B�» Waste in chunks, ingots This includes shaped rolled products, pipes and ingots that have been written off
Heavy melting steel is a designation for recyclable steel. It is categorised into two major categories: HMS 1 and HMS 2. The difference between the two is HMS 1 does not contain galvanized and cast iron, whereas HMS 2 does. Because both grades guarantee a minimum piece thickness â?? at least 1/4inch (6.3mm) for HMS 1, and 1/8 in for HMS 2 â?? consignments have a high density. The typical constituents are plates, truck parts, structural items, large machinery parts, automatic parts, pipes, post consumer steel goods.
Chemical Composition:
C:0.06 â?? 0.082%
Mn:0.75 â?? 1.05%
SI:0.13 â?? 0.28%
P: Max 0.035%
S: Max 0.045%
Ar: Max 0.15%
We are looking for the buyer who interested to buy with the product "Iron Steel" .
We are the supplier of Iron Steel, origin from Malaysia.
- Guarantee Fe 80%
- Monthly supply around 300 tons
- FOB Port Klang : USD 330.00
- Size : 10mm-120mm
Ferrous metals â?? iron and its alloys (steels, ferroalloys, cast irons), account for more than 90% of the total volume used in the economy of metals, of which the main part is made up of various steels, steel tubes, steel coils, rebar, rubber.
Ferrous metals are used to make railway rails, pipes for transporting oil and gas, metal scaffolding, anchors for swimming facilities, nails, needles, springs, and much more.
Think of the greatest structures of the 19th centuryâ??the Eiffel Tower, the Capitol, the Statue of Liberty and you'll be thinking of iron. The fourth most common element in Earth's crust, iron has been in widespread use now for about 6000 years. Hugely versatile, and one of the strongest and cheapest metals, it became an important building block of the Industrial Revolution, but it's also an essential element in plant and animal life. Combined with varying (but tiny) amounts of carbon, iron makes a much stronger material called steel, used in a huge range of human-made objects, from cutlery to warships, skyscrapers, and space rockets. Let's take a closer look at these two superb materials and find out what makes them so popular
The scrap consists of R-50 (51,67 KG/m) R-65 (64,72KG/m)
Used Rails shall be considered free of alloys when the residual alloying elements do not exceed
Cut to 1.5 meter length (standard)
1. Technical terms: USED RAIL R50-R65
2. Specifications and Chemical
Composition:
Used Rail: R50 (51.67KG/Meter, GOST 7173-55),
Used Rail: R65 (64.72KG/Meter, GOST 8161-75).
Size & Weight: Length: 12meter ~ 12.5meter Maximum or less according tobuyerâ??s instruction; Expenses on seller
Width: 5.5 inches ; Weight: 64.72Kg.
No fishplates or steel pieces or bolts are attached to the used rails. All rails are clean and straight.
No pitting.
Only atmospheric rust
No heavy rust. It is mandatory that Rails must be cut into length 1.5 meter(max.) before shipment.
