Ferrochrome High Carbon
High-carbon ferrochrome (4-8% carbon) used in stainless steel production to introduce chromium. Falls under HTS 7202.99.80 as ferroalloys other than low-carbon ferrochromium or named exceptions like ferrochromium silicon. Essential for corrosion-resistant alloys.
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If containing by weight more than 4% free carbon
High free carbon ferrochromium specifically heads to 7202.41, separating it from lower-carbon or blended 'other' ferroalloys.
If also containing 10% or more silicomanganese by weight
Ferrochrome with significant silicomanganese addition qualifies as ferrosilicomanganese under 7202.70.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Submit spectrochemical analysis confirming carbon and chromium levels; watch for anti-dumping duties on certain origins; use ventilated containers to avoid oxidation
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