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Sulfur Additive

<p>A controlled sulfur additive for cast-iron metallurgy and free-machining steel production, where sulfur must be raised deliberately rather than removed.</p>

Grade
S42 / S25
Also Known As
Sulfur Raising Additive
Product Tier
Specified Within Available Ranges
Physical Form
Granule
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Product Information

Technical Overview

A controlled sulfur additive for cast-iron metallurgy and free-machining steel production, where sulfur must be raised deliberately rather than removed.

Product Highlights

  • Two grades in one product line — S42 at 40–45% and S25 at 23–27% sulfur
  • Granular form for even distribution and controllable addition
  • Moisture-proof packing, because the additive must stay dry before use

Reference Technical Parameters

Property / Element Symbol Typical / Reference Value Unit
Sulfur (S42 grade) S 40–45 %
Sulfur (S25 grade) S 23–27 %
Iron Fe 50–60 %
Carbon C ≤0.30 %
Silicon Si ≤2.00 %
Moisture H2O ≤0.50 %

Physical Form & Supply

Form granule
Particle Size / Dimension 0.2–3 mm
Packaging Moisture-proof bags 25 kg/bag; Jumbo bags 1,000 kg/bag
MOQ 1 metric ton; trial lots negotiable
Lead Time 15–25 days after technical confirmation
Supply Mode Made to order

Applications

Used where sulfur is a deliberate addition rather than an impurity to be removed, including free-machining steel and selected cast-iron routes.

Technical Notes

Two grades cover the usual range: S42 at 40 to 45 percent sulfur and S25 at 23 to 27 percent sulfur. Keep dry before use.

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>Two grades cover the usual range: S42 at 40 to 45 percent sulfur and S25 at 23 to 27 percent sulfur. Keep dry before use.</p>
Customization
Not Available

Applications

  • Cast Steel
  • Foundry
  • Steelmaking

<p>Used where sulfur is a deliberate addition rather than an impurity to be removed, including free-machining steel and selected cast-iron routes.</p>