FeV 50% Standard Grade
FeV 50% standard grade ferrovanadium provides economical vanadium addition for construction grade rebar and structural steels. It is classified as ferro-vanadium under heading 72.02, meeting the compositional requirements of ferro-alloys with iron and vanadium content as defined in Chapter Note 1(c).
Import Duty Rates by Country of Origin
| Origin Country | MFN Tariff | Surtaxes | Total Effective Rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| 🇨🇳China | Free | — | Free |
| 🇲🇽Mexico | Free | — | Free |
| 🇺🇸United States | Free | — | Free |
| 🇩🇪Germany | Free | — | Free |
| 🇯🇵Japan | Free | — | Free |
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If the alloy contains other elements in significant amounts
Other ferro-alloys not specified elsewhere would apply.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Verify that the vanadium content is at least 4% by weight to qualify as a ferro-alloy
• Provide a certificate of analysis from the supplier to support the declared composition
• Consult the CBSA's tariff classification advice service for binding rulings if uncertain
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Ferrovanadium 80% Grade
Ferrovanadium 80% Grade is an iron-vanadium alloy containing approximately 80% vanadium by weight, used primarily as an additive in steel production to enhance strength and toughness. It is classified as a ferro-alloy under heading 72.02, specifically as ferro-vanadium, and meets the definition of ferro-alloys in Chapter Note 1(c) with iron content of 4% or more and vanadium exceeding the specified thresholds.
Ferrovanadium Lumps 75% V
Ferrovanadium lumps with 75% vanadium content are irregularly shaped pieces used in electric arc furnaces for steel alloying. They are classified as ferro-vanadium under heading 72.02, as the physical form (lumps) is a primary form covered by the definition of ferro-alloys in Chapter Note 1(c).
Ferrovanadium Powder 82% V
Atomized ferrovanadium powder with 82% vanadium content is used for precision alloying in powder metallurgy and specialty steels. It is classified as ferro-vanadium under heading 72.02, as the granular or powder form is explicitly included in the definition of ferro-alloys in Chapter Note 1(c).
High-Purity Ferrovanadium 60%
High-purity ferrovanadium 60% contains 60% vanadium with minimal impurities, ideal for producing tool steels and high-strength low-alloy (HSLA) steels. It is classified as ferro-vanadium under heading 72.02, as the purity level does not affect the classification of ferro-alloys.
Nitrogen-Bonded Ferrovanadium
Nitrogen-bonded ferrovanadium contains controlled nitrogen levels alongside 65-80% vanadium for nitriding steel applications. It is classified as ferro-vanadium under heading 72.02, as the addition of nitrogen does not change its essential character as a ferro-alloy of vanadium.
Tool Steel Grade Ferrovanadium
Tool steel grade ferrovanadium meets stringent low-phosphorus specs (P<0.05%) for high-performance cutting tools and dies. It is classified as ferro-vanadium under heading 72.02, as the end-use does not affect the classification of ferro-alloys.