High Carbon Ferro Silicon 70

High Carbon Ferro Silicon 70

Ferrosilicon 70 (FeSi70) is a silicon-iron alloy containing approximately 68%–72% silicon, widely used in steelmaking and iron foundries as a deoxidizer and silicon addition material.
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Ferrosilicon 70 (FeSi70) is a silicon-iron alloy containing approximately 68%–72% silicon, widely used in steelmaking and iron foundries as a deoxidizer and silicon addition material.

 

It is positioned between FeSi65 and FeSi75, offering a practical balance between:
• Silicon content efficiency
• Process stability in furnace operations
• Cost per ton of steel treatment

 

FeSi70 is commonly used in EAF, BOF, and ladle refining processes, especially in large-scale continuous steel production.

 

Key factors in selecting FeSi70

 

Stable Deoxidation in Steel Tapping
During tapping and ladle transfer, oxygen control is critical for steel cleanliness.
FeSi70 reacts with dissolved oxygen to form stable silica compounds that move into slag, helping steelmakers:
• Reduce gas porosity in billets and slabs
• Improve internal steel cleanliness
• Maintain more stable oxygen levels between heats

 

Consistent Silicon Behavior in Furnace Operations
In industrial steelmaking, silicon recovery varies depending on:
• Furnace temperature
• Slag condition
• Feeding timing
FeSi70 is widely used because it provides more predictable silicon absorption compared to irregular silicon scrap materials, helping reduce adjustment work during refining.

 

Controlled Carbon Input for Steel Chemistry Balance
FeSi70 contains low carbon levels, allowing silicon addition without significantly affecting final carbon control.
It is widely used in:
• Structural steel
• Medium carbon steel
• HSLA steel grades
• Ductile iron production

 

Cost Efficiency for Bulk Steel Production
For steel mills and distributors, FeSi70 is often selected as a cost-performance grade between FeSi65 and FeSi75.
When ultra-low impurity specifications are not required, FeSi70 helps:
• Optimize alloy consumption per ton of steel
• Reduce over-spec material cost
• Maintain stable production output

 

Chemical Composition

 

Element

Content

Silicon (Si)

68% – 72%

Iron (Fe)

Balance

Carbon (C)

≤ 0.15%

Aluminum (Al)

≤ 1.5%

Calcium (Ca)

≤ 0.8%

Phosphorus (P)

≤ 0.04%

Sulfur (S)

≤ 0.02%

 

Values may vary slightly depending on furnace type and production batch. 

 

Industrial Applications

 

Steelmaking Industry

Ladle deoxidation during tapping
Silicon adjustment in molten steel
Improving steel cleanliness and structural stability

Foundry Industry

Promotes graphite formation in cast iron
Reduces carbide formation (chill risk)
Improves mold filling and reduces casting defects

 

Particle Size & Packaging

To match different feeding systems:

10–100 mm lumps: furnace charging
3–10 mm granules: controlled addition systems
Custom sizing available for distributors

Packaging:

1MT / 1.25MT jumbo bags
PE inner liner for moisture protection during sea shipment

 

 

Quality Control & Traceability

 

Each production batch is controlled through:

Heat number tracking system

XRF chemical analysis per batch

Particle size inspection before shipment

COA provided for every delivery

SGS / BV / Intertek inspection available upon request

 

Certificate

202606080956446799e
20260608095654704b4
20260608095705e6d29

 

FAQ

 

Q: What is the main difference between FeSi70 and FeSi75?

A: FeSi75 has higher silicon content and is used for higher purity requirements. FeSi70 provides a better balance between cost and performance for large-scale steel production.

Q: Can FeSi70 be used in EAF and BOF processes?

A: Yes. It is commonly used in both processes, mainly during tapping and ladle refining stages.

Q: What particle size is recommended?

A: Lumps are used for furnace charging, while granules are used for controlled ladle addition. Selection depends on feeding system.

Q: What quality documents are provided?

A: Each shipment includes COA, batch chemical report, and optional third-party inspection reports (SGS/BV/Intertek).

Q: Is silicon recovery fixed?

A: No. Recovery depends on furnace conditions, slag composition, and feeding timing. FeSi70 provides more stable behavior under normal industrial conditions.

Q: How is FeSi70 packaged for export?

A: Standard export packaging is 1MT or 1.25MT jumbo bags with moisture-resistant inner liners for sea transport.

 

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