Ferroalloys and materials for metallurgy
OSKOL-MET-TRADE LLC sources and coordinates supply of ferroalloys and metallurgical materials directly from manufacturers and verified exporters. All supplies include COA/MTC documentation.
Supply range
| Grade | Silicon / metal content (typical) | Primary application | Production type |
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| FeSiMn 6516/6517/6518 | Si 14–17%, Mn 60–68% | Steel deoxidation + alloying | Steelmaking |
| FeSi65 | Si ~65% | Deoxidation | Steelmaking / foundry |
| FeSi75 | Si ~75% | High-efficiency deoxidation | Steelmaking |
| FeV80 | V ~80% | Vanadium alloying | Special steels |
| FeMn78 | Mn ~78% | Manganese alloying | Steelmaking |
| HC / LC / MC FeCr | Cr 60–70% | Chrome alloying | Stainless / tool steel |
| FeTi30 / FeTi70 | Ti 30% or 70% | Titanium alloying | Steelmaking |
| FeMo | Mo ~60% | Molybdenum alloying | Alloy steels |
| CaSi ПП Ø14 мм / CaSi cored wire Ø14 mm | Ca + Si | Ladle treatment | Secondary metallurgy |
| Графитированные электроды / Graphitized electrodes | C ~99% | Arc furnace electrode | EAF / ladle furnace |
How we work
- Step 1
Technical requirements
Customer submits specification or we help form the request.
- Step 2
Manufacturer selection
We identify and evaluate producers, request COA/MTC samples.
- Step 3
Parameters agreement
Technical specs, packaging, container loading confirmed.
- Step 4
Commercial proposal
Indicative logistics calculated, full supply terms provided.
- Step 5
Trial shipment or contract
Delivery proceeds under agreed commercial terms.
FAQ
What documents confirm ferroalloy quality?
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OSKOL-MET-TRADE requests COA (Certificate of Analysis) and MTC (Mill Test Certificate) from the manufacturer for each batch, confirming chemical composition and physical parameters.
What delivery basis (Incoterms) do you use?
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Delivery basis (DAP, CIF, FOB or other Incoterms) is agreed individually and specified in the commercial proposal and contract.
What is the minimum order volume?
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Minimum order volume depends on the specific product, manufacturer and logistics conditions, and is confirmed in the commercial proposal.
What is the difference between FeSi65 and FeSi75?
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FeSi75 contains approximately 75% silicon versus 65% in FeSi65, providing higher deoxidation efficiency per unit weight in steelmaking applications.
Can you supply to customer-specific specifications?
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Yes. We source ferroalloys and special materials to customer-defined chemical and physical specifications, confirmed through COA/MTC documentation.
Do you supply for foundry production?
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Yes. Our supply range covers materials for steelmaking, foundry and ferroalloy production processes.