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Carbon Cored Wire

<p>A cored wire carrying carbon for controlled recarburisation during ladle treatment, giving better carbon recovery than bulk addition.</p>

Grade
Carbon Cored Wire
Also Known As
Recarburising Wire
Product Tier
Specified Within Available Ranges
Physical Form
Wire
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Product Information

Technical Overview

A cored wire carrying carbon for controlled recarburisation during ladle treatment, giving better carbon recovery than bulk addition.

Product Highlights

  • Better carbon recovery than bulk addition, with less oxidation loss
  • Feeding rate matched to the treatment station for repeatable results
  • Moisture-barrier packing to protect the core in transit and storage

Reference Technical Parameters

Parameter Typical / Reference Value Unit
Wire diameter Ø9–13 mm mm
Sheath steel strip thickness 0.35–0.45 mm
Core material Carbon powder, C ≥95% —
Core ratio 150–250 g/m
Coil weight 500–1,500 kg

Physical Form & Supply

Form wire
Particle Size / Dimension Coil inner diameter 400–600 mm
Packaging Steel frame coils 500–1,500 kg/coil; Moisture barrier wrap per coil
MOQ 3 metric tons; trial coils negotiable
Lead Time 20–30 days after technical confirmation
Supply Mode Made to order

Applications

Used for controlled recarburisation during ladle treatment, where carbon recovery from bulk addition is inconsistent.

Technical Notes

Core type and wire diameter are selected against the melt practice. Wire feeding gives better carbon recovery and less oxidation loss than bulk addition.

The values above are product-reference data for technical evaluation. Final acceptance criteria follow the signed specification, contract and batch MTR.

Product Reference

Specifications And Supply Details

Specification Notes
<p>Core type and wire diameter are selected against the melt practice. Wire feeding gives better carbon recovery and less oxidation loss than bulk addition.</p>
Customization
Available

Applications

  • Specialty Steel
  • Foundry
  • Steelmaking

<p>Used for controlled recarburisation during ladle treatment, where carbon recovery from bulk addition is inconsistent.</p>