Alloy Additive 80% 50% Ferro Vanadium

Alloy Additive 80% 50% Ferro Vanadium

Ferro vanadium is a ferro alloy obtained by reducing vanadium pentoxide in an electric furnace with carbon, or by the electric furnace silicothermic method. It is widely used as an element admixture in the smelting of vanadium alloy steel and alloy cast iron, and in recent years in the manufacture of permanent magnets. Our FeV50 and FeV80 grades serve as essential alloy additives for premium steel production.
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1. Product Introduction

 

Ferro vanadium is a ferro alloy obtained by reducing vanadium pentoxide in an electric furnace with carbon, or by the electric furnace silicothermic method. It is widely used as an element admixture in the smelting of vanadium alloy steel and alloy cast iron, and in recent years in the manufacture of permanent magnets. Our FeV50 and FeV80 grades serve as essential alloy additives for premium steel production.
 

 

As an alloy additive, ferrovanadium delivers exceptional value because only small quantities are needed to achieve significant property improvements. The FeV50 grade is widely adopted for general structural steels where cost-effectiveness matters, while FeV80 is preferred for premium applications demanding maximum strength-to-weight ratios. Both grades undergo stringent quality control to ensure predictable behavior in molten metal, enabling steelmakers to meet tight composition tolerances.

 

2. Core Selling Points

 

  • Dual Grade Supply: FeV50 and FeV80 to match different steelmaking requirements

  • High Purity: Controlled impurities (P, S, C, Si, Al) for clean steel production

  • Alloy Steel Specialist: Optimized for ceramic and alloy steel applications

  • Competitive Pricing: Economies of scale enable cost-effective supply

  • Sample Support: 1KG free sample available for quality verification
 

3. Technical Parameters

 
Parameter Value
Trademark ZhenAn
Product Ferrovanadium
Material Fe/V
Application Alloy Steel of Ferro and Vanadium, Ceramic
Package Steel Drum
MOQ Negotiable
Sample 1KG FREE OF CHARGE

Grade V (%) Al (max) P (max) Si (max) C (max)
FeV40-A 38-45 1.5 0.09 2.0 0.60
FeV40-B 38-45 2.0 0.15 3.0 0.80
FeV50-A 48-55 1.5 0.07 2.0 0.40
FeV50-B 48-55 2.0 0.10 2.5 0.60
FeV60-A 58-65 1.5 0.06 2.0 0.40
FeV60-B 58-65 2.0 0.10 2.5 0.60
FeV80-A 78-82 1.5 0.05 1.5 0.15
FeV80-B 78-82 2.0 0.06 1.5 0.20
 

Industry typical ranges shown. Contact us for current stock confirmation and exact specifications.

 

 

 

4. Application Scenarios

 

  • Alloy Steel Production: Essential additive for vanadium alloy steel smelting

  • Alloy Cast Iron: Improves strength and wear resistance in cast iron components

  • Ceramic Industry: Used in specialized ceramic alloy formulations

  • Permanent Magnets: Growing application in advanced magnet manufacturing

  • General Steelmaking: Versatile additive for multiple steel grades



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  • Cast Iron Enhancement: Improves wear resistance and mechanical strength in cast components
  • Specialty Ceramics: Alloy formulations for advanced ceramic materials

 

 

 

 

 

5. Product Delivery

 

Form: Lump / Powder (custom sizes: 03-20mm, 10-50mm)

 

Packaging: Steel drums (25kg / 50kg / 100kg / 250kg) or 1-ton bulk bags

 

Shipping: FOB / CIF terms, 20ft / 40ft containers

 

Lead Time: Typically 2 weeks after deposit receipt

 

Sample Policy: 1KG free sample available; courier cost may apply

MOQ: Negotiable based on grade and destination

Traceability: Each batch carries a unique lot number for full production traceability

 

 

 

 

 

6. Frequently Asked Questions

 

  1. What is the difference between FeV50 and FeV80?
    FeV50 contains approximately 48-55% vanadium and is cost-effective for general steelmaking. FeV80 contains 78-82% vanadium and is used for high-grade specialty steels.

  2. Can I get a free sample?
    Yes, we provide 1KG free samples. Courier costs may apply for new customers.

  3. What is your MOQ?
    Our MOQ is negotiable. We accommodate both trial orders and bulk procurement.

  4. How is ferrovanadium produced?
    It is produced by reducing vanadium pentoxide in an electric furnace using carbon (carbothermic) or silicon (silicothermic) methods.

  5. How can I get a quotation?
    Contact us via WhatsApp (+86 15518824805) or email (market@zanewmetal.com) for current pricing.



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  7. Which grade should I choose for general steelmaking?
    FeV50 is typically the most cost-effective choice for general structural steel, while FeV80 is recommended for high-performance specialty steels.

 

 

 

 

 

7. Contact Us

 
 

Email: market@zanewmetal.com

 

WhatsApp: +86 15518824805

 

Request Quotation Chat on WhatsApp

 
 

Get the latest ferro vanadium price per ton, technical specifications, and bulk quotation directly from a trusted vanadium iron alloy exporter.

 

 

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