Ferro Molybdenum is an alloy which is formed by combining Iron & Molybdenum.
FeTi comes from aluminothermic reduction or melted in the induction furnace method. It is produced using titanium scrap and low carbon iron scrap.
Steel manufacturing plants make use of FeTi alloy as stabilizers for the prevention of formation of chromium carbide at the grain boundaries.
Ferro Vanadium is usually produced from Vanadium sludge (or titanium bearing magnetite ore processed to produce pig iron) & available in the range V: 50 – 85%.
Ferro Chrome is an alloy of chromium & iron containing 50 – 70% chromium by weight.
Silico manganese is an alloy of Iron, Silicon & Manganese. It has higher Silicon content in comparison to Ferro Manganese. Silicon reduces the solubility of carbon in manganese alloys, so carbon contents are inversely proportional to silicon content. It is a more potent deoxidizer of steel compared to Ferro manganese.
