Standard HC Ferro Chrome 4-10% C
Standard high-carbon ferrochrome containing 4-10% carbon and 60-72% chromium for general stainless steel melting. Fits HTS 7202.49.50.10 as ferrochromium with >0.5% carbon by weight. Produced via smelting chromite ore with coke reductant.
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Tungsten-content alloys have separate ferroalloy classification.
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