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What Types of Ferrovanadium Are There?
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The number in the name usually approximates the V content (e.g., FeV50 ≈ 50% V). - •
Higher V grades reduce the amount of iron added to the melt, giving more precise alloy control. - •
Low‑carbon grades are available for stainless and special steels where carbon must be minimized.