Ferrosilicon Titanium Cored Wire
Ferrosilicon titanium encased in mild steel wire for precise injection into steel ladles, typically 45% Ti grade. While cored, the core material remains classifiable as ferrosilicon titanium under HTS 7202.91.00.00 if imported as such. Improves recovery rates in continuous casting.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If the steel wire sheath dominates and considered wire rod
If presented primarily as wire rather than alloy carrier, it may classify under iron/steel wire.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Document core composition separately from sheath to prevent classification as steel wire products
• Comply with wire diameter specs for safety transport regulations
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