Iron Vanadium Alloy 65 Percent Vanadium Lumps Silver Colour For Spring Steel And Valve Steel Alloying

Iron vanadium alloy with 65% vanadium content, supplied as silver-grey metallic lumps, is a specialized ferroalloy designed to enhance the mechanical properties of high-performance steels, particularly spring steel and valve steel. Its balanced vanadium concentration offers a cost-effective solution for alloying while delivering critical metallurgical benefits.

Spring steel requires exceptional elasticity, fatigue resistance, and yield strength, while valve steel demands high-temperature strength, wear resistance, and resistance to creep. Vanadium addresses these needs through three primary mechanisms:

• Carbide Refinement: Forms fine vanadium carbides that increase hardness and strength without excessive brittleness
• Grain Refinement: Suppresses austenite grain growth for improved toughness and ductility
• Secondary Hardening: Provides precipitation hardening during tempering for high-temperature strength

• Cost efficiency compared to high-purity vanadium metal
• Optimal balance between deoxidizing capacity and ease of dissolution
• Controlled impurities with low levels of sulfur, phosphorus, and tramp elements

• Spring Steel: Automotive suspension springs, industrial machinery springs, precision instruments
• Valve Steel: Engine intake/exhaust valves, hydraulic valves, high-pressure fluid system components

Packing: 1 ton big bag, 20-25mt in 20' container

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