High-Purity FeSiCr 50/2
High-purity FeSiCr 50/2 meets stringent impurity specs for electrical steel and transformer core alloys. HTS 7202.50.00.00 ferrosilicon chromium classification. P, S, and trace elements controlled below 0.03%.
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• Full impurity analysis (<0.03% P/S); segregated storage from carbon alloys
• Not 'tool steel' despite low impurities per US Note (e)
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