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Product Details:
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| Vanadium Content: | 78-82% | Melting Point: | 1887ºC |
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| Boiling Point: | 3337ºC | Form: | Lump / Solid Alloy |
| Size Range: | 10-50 Mm | Main Composition: | Fe + V |
| Highlight: | FeV Alloy 50-80% for Steelmaking,Ferro Vanadium for Special Steel,FeV Alloy for Metallurgical Applications |
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No single vanadium content fits every steel grade, which is why ZhenAn supplies the full FeV alloy ladder — 50%, 60%, 70% and 80% vanadium — under one quality system. The 50% and 60% grades carry routine microalloying loads in steelmaking; the 70% trade grade concentrates the addition for special steel; the 80% grade, the GB/T 4139-2012 flagship, serves vanadium-rich and carbon-critical metallurgical applications. Sourcing the ladder from one supplier means one COA format, one dispatch rhythm and one point of contact across every vanadium unit a mill consumes.
| Ladder Position | Grade | Vanadium Content | Basis |
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| Entry | FeV50 | 48.0–55.0% | GB/T 4139-2012 |
| Mid | FeV60 | 58.0–65.0% | GB/T 4139-2012 |
| Upper-mid | FeV70 | ≥70% | Trade specification |
| Top | FeV80 | 78.0–82.0% | GB/T 4139-2012 |
All four positions ship as lump in the 10–50 mm window, packed 1 MT to a big bag, from the Anyang works under ISO 9001:2015 with 2000 MT of monthly capacity, dispatching in 7–10 work days against L/C, T/T or Western Union.
Reading the ladder from the bottom: FeV50-A and FeV60-A share identical A-series ceilings — carbon 0.40%, silicon 2.0%, phosphorus 0.06%, sulfur 0.04%, aluminum 1.5% — and differ only in their vanadium windows, 48.0–55.0% against 58.0–65.0%. FeV70 steps outside the standard table as an agreed trade grade at 70% vanadium minimum. FeV80-A tops the ladder at 78.0–82.0% vanadium with the tightest limits in the national table: carbon 0.15%, silicon 1.5%, phosphorus 0.05%, sulfur 0.04%, aluminum 1.5% and manganese 0.50%. A published melting point near 1887°C for the 80% lump gives melt planners a reliable timing datum.
| Decision | What It Settles |
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| Vanadium windows per steel family | Which ladder positions the program needs |
| Grade split per delivery | The mix inside each shipment |
| Impurity ceilings required | Whether A-series limits suffice or contracts tighten them |
| Lump fraction and packing | Charging practice and inbound handling |
| Delivery phasing | How the 7–10 work day rhythm maps to the melt plan |
| Documents and inspection | COA, SDS, samples and third-party rights |
Can one container carry several grades?
Yes — each grade is packed and documented separately within the shipment.
Which positions are standard table grades?
FeV50, FeV60 and FeV80 under GB/T 4139-2012; the 70% grade runs on agreed specification.
How is the 70% trade grade certified?
The agreed limits appear on every lot COA.
What does the top grade cost in handling?
Nothing special — the same lump form and big bag packing as the rest of the ladder.
What is the dispatch standard?
7–10 work days after cleared payment.
What capacity backs a multi-grade program?
2000 MT per month across the ferrovanadium ladder.
Building the program takes four moves, and the desk will mirror each one in the offer:
ZhenAn takes FeV inquiries at sales@zaferroalloy.com and on +86 15518824805, covering 8:00–23:00 Beijing time.
Contact Person: Mr. xie