Uses
Ferromolybdenum can be used in any melting process to add molybdenum to all types of iron and steel, and is supplied in a range of sizes for furnace or ladle addition. The recovery should be substantially 100 % if used correctly. For optimum recoveries with ladle additions, ferromolybdenum should be added after the molten metal has covered the bottom of the ladle and before it is three quarters full.
Climax Molybdenum also offers Roasted Molybdenite Concentrates in powder as well as in briquettes.
Analysis
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US |
- Molybdenum 65/75 %
- Carbon 0.05 % max.
- Sulfur 0.10 % max.
- Phosphorus 0.05 % max.
- Silicon (sol.) 1.5 % max.
- Copper 0.5 % max.
- Balance principally Iron
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- Molybdenum 60/70 %
- Carbon 0.10 % max.
- Sulfur 0.15 % max.
- Phosphorus 0.05 % max.
- Silicon (sol.) 1.0 % max.
- Copper 0.5 % max.
- Balance principally Iron
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Standard Sizes
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US |
- 10 - 50 mm
- 5 - 50 mm
- 5 - 30 mm
- 2 - 10 mm
- 1 - 5 mm
- 0 - 2 mm
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- Lump: plus 3/4 inch
- Nut: 3/4 inch x 1/5 inch
- Ladle: 1/5 inch x 20 mesh
- Small ladle: 20 mesh and under
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Packaging
| European |
US |
Steel drums:
250 kg |
Steel drums:
200 lbs |
Bags:
1000 kg
2000 kg |
Bags:
2,500 lbs |
Datasheets
Femo 65/75
[English]
Femo 65/75 [Italian]
Femo 60/70
[English]
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