Ferro-molybdenum
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Products classified under Tariff item 7202.70.00
FeMo60 Standard Ferromolybdenum Lumps
Standard ferromolybdenum grade FeMo60 with 60-65% molybdenum, used as an alloying additive in steel production to enhance hardenability and strength, particularly for automotive crankshafts and gears. It is a ferro-alloy in primary forms, falling under tariff item 7202.70.00 for ferro-molybdenum.
FeMo for Tool Steel Production
Special ferromolybdenum grade optimized for tool and die steels, with controlled chromium interaction and 67% Mo content. It is a ferro-molybdenum alloy used as an additive in steelmaking, classified under tariff item 7202.70.00 for ferro-molybdenum.
Ferromolybdenum 70% Mo Standard Grade
Ferromolybdenum containing approximately 70% molybdenum and 30% iron, used primarily as an alloying additive in steel production to enhance hardenability and strength. It is a ferro-alloy in primary forms, classified under tariff item 7202.70.00 for ferro-molybdenum.
Ferromolybdenum Briquettes for Ladle Additions
Briquetted ferromolybdenum (65-70% Mo) compressed into 1-2kg bricks for efficient ladle metallurgy additions in steelmaking. Briquetting is a minor working that does not change its classification as ferro-molybdenum, falling under tariff item 7202.70.00.
High-Purity Ferromolybdenum for Superalloys
Premium ferromolybdenum with 68-72% Mo and ultra-low impurities (P<0.03%, S<0.03%), used in nickel-based superalloys for aerospace turbine blades. All ferromolybdenum grades, regardless of purity, fall under tariff item 7202.70.00 for ferro-molybdenum.
Low-Carbon Ferromolybdenum FeMo65-C
Low-carbon variant of ferromolybdenum with 65% minimum molybdenum content and carbon under 0.1%, designed for producing clean, high-quality tool steels. It is a ferro-molybdenum alloy in primary forms, classified under tariff item 7202.70.00.
Vacuum-Degassed Ferromolybdenum FeMo70-A
FeMo70-A grade produced by vacuum induction melting and degassing, with 68-72% Mo and trace gases, for high-performance stainless steels. The processing method does not change its classification as ferro-molybdenum, falling under tariff item 7202.70.00.