Clean Phosphorus Addition for Specialty Steel
A low-titanium, low-carbon ferrophosphorus route for controlled phosphorus addition.
Low Titanium Low Carbon Ferrophosphorus
<p>A controlled ferrophosphorus grade with low titanium and low carbon for steels where phosphorus is required but titanium and carbon pick-up must stay restricted.</p>
- Grade
- FeP24 Low-Ti
- Also Known As
- Low Titanium Ferrophosphorus
- Product Tier
- Fully Custom
- Physical Form
- Granule
Product Information
Technical Overview
A controlled ferrophosphorus grade with low titanium and low carbon for steels where phosphorus is required but titanium and carbon pick-up must stay restricted.
Product Highlights
- Low titanium and low carbon to protect alloy chemistry and heat-treatment response
- Granular form for even distribution during addition
- Batch traceability with a Manufacturer Test Report issued for every lot
Reference Technical Parameters
| Property / Element | Symbol | Typical / Reference Value | Unit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Phosphorus | P | 23–26 | % |
| Titanium | Ti | ≤0.30 | % |
| Carbon | C | ≤0.20 | % |
| Silicon | Si | ≤1.00 | % |
| Sulfur | S | ≤0.05 | % |
| Iron | Fe | balance | % |
Physical Form & Supply
| Form | granule |
|---|---|
| Particle Size / Dimension | 0.2–5 mm |
| Packaging | Moisture-proof bags 1,000 kg/bag |
| MOQ | 1 metric ton; smaller trial lots negotiable |
| Lead Time | 15–25 days after technical confirmation |
| Supply Mode | Made to order |
Applications
Common in wear-resistant, machinable and specialty alloy grades where titanium and carbon residuals have to stay below narrow limits.
Technical Notes
Titanium and carbon limits are set by the signed specification. Used where phosphorus addition must not interfere with alloy chemistry or heat-treatment response.
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>Titanium and carbon limits are set by the signed specification. Used where phosphorus addition must not interfere with alloy chemistry or heat-treatment response.</p>
- Customization
- Available
Applications
- Specialty Steel
- Alloy Smelting
- Steelmaking
<p>Common in wear-resistant, machinable and specialty alloy grades where titanium and carbon residuals have to stay below narrow limits.</p>
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