Industrial High-Carbon Ferrochromium 66/8
Industrial-grade 66% Cr / 8% C ferrochromium for heavy-duty alloy steel and cast iron. Standard HTS 7202.41.00.00 classification for high-carbon ferrochromium. Economical for large-volume steelmaking operations.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If consumable electrode form
Ferrochromium in electrode form for remelting is further worked under 7202.99.
If with silicon addition
Industrial grades often include silicon, classifying as ferrosilicon-chromium.
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