Ferrochrome Casting and steelmaking

High carbon ferrochrome - the main force of economic efficiencyNeed to add chromium to steel in large quantities? Choose FeCr50C10 high carbon chromium iron! It is like the 'affordable equipment' in the alloy industry - with a chromium content of over 50%, although it carries 7.5-10% carbon, it is not a problem for ordinary stainless steel (such as 430) or alloy structural steel (such as 40Cr) at all! Save at least 30% in cost per ton of steel because:✅  High chromium with high carbon: Carbon is already an essential element in steelmaking, eliminating the need for additional carbonization steps;✅  High temperature resistance loss: When the block alloy is put into molten steel, the burn loss rate is less than 5%, and the utilization rate is extremely high;✅  Dual use of one material: Simultaneously complete chromium alloying and steel carbon adjustment, reducing smelting time by 10 minutes per furnace.Most suitable for large-scale production scenarios such as building steel bars, ordina…