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Ferrotungsten

Below is a typical specification for Ferrotungsten.

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Specification:

W: 75% min; Mn: 0.3% max; Si: 2.0% max; P: 0.06% max; S: 0.06% max; As: 0.06% max; Sn: 0.08% max; Pb: 0.02% max; Bi: 0.02% max

Size: 10-100 mm


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About Ferrotungsten

Tungsten can be added to steel melts as ferrotungsten, a master alloy containing between 75% and 80% tungsten; tungsten melting base, which is a master
alloy containing up to 36% tungsten; or tungsten metal scrap.

China dominates world ferrotungsten production. In 2005, inadequate supplies of tungsten concentrates within China, combined with increased demand for tungsten materials, resulted in large increases in the prices
of tungsten concentrates and downstream materials, including
ferrotungsten.


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