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FeV Alloy 50% 60% 70% 80% for Steelmaking Special Steel and Metallurgical Applications

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FeV Alloy 50% 60% 70% 80% for Steelmaking Special Steel and Metallurgical Applications

FeV Alloy 50% 60% 70% 80% for Steelmaking Special Steel and Metallurgical Applications
FeV Alloy 50% 60% 70% 80% for Steelmaking Special Steel and Metallurgical Applications FeV Alloy 50% 60% 70% 80% for Steelmaking Special Steel and Metallurgical Applications FeV Alloy 50% 60% 70% 80% for Steelmaking Special Steel and Metallurgical Applications FeV Alloy 50% 60% 70% 80% for Steelmaking Special Steel and Metallurgical Applications FeV Alloy 50% 60% 70% 80% for Steelmaking Special Steel and Metallurgical Applications

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Product Details:
Place of Origin: China
Brand Name: ZHENAN
Certification: ISO9001:2015
Model Number: FeV
Payment & Shipping Terms:
Minimum Order Quantity: Negotiable
Price: Negotiable
Packaging Details: 1MT big bag or as per customer request
Delivery Time: 7-10 work days after received the payment
Payment Terms: L/C,T/T,Western Union
Supply Ability: 2000MT/per Month

FeV Alloy 50% 60% 70% 80% for Steelmaking Special Steel and Metallurgical Applications

Description
Vanadium Content: 78-82% Melting Point: 1887ºC
Boiling Point: 3337ºC Form: Lump / Solid Alloy
Size Range: 10-50 Mm Main Composition: Fe + V
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FeV Alloy 50-80% for Steelmaking

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Ferro Vanadium for Special Steel

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FeV Alloy for Metallurgical Applications

Why Order FeV Alloy Across the 50 / 60 / 70 / 80 Ladder

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.

Full FeV Alloy Portfolio at a Glance
Ladder Position Grade Vanadium Content Basis
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.

How the Four FeV Alloy Grades Compare

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.

Where Each FeV Grade Fits in Steelmaking
  • FeV50 (50% grade): the volume position for rebar, sections and general microalloyed steel.
  • FeV60 (60% grade): suits structural and special steel heats that want less iron per vanadium unit.
  • FeV70 (70% trade grade): serves special steel programs that need concentration without the top price step.
  • FeV80 (80% grade): lands in tool steel, high speed steel, wear-resistant and vanadium-rich metallurgical applications where its 0.15% carbon ceiling protects the grade being melted.
What an FeV Portfolio Buyer Should Lock Down First
Decision What It Settles
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
Common Questions About Multi-Grade FeV Supply

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.

How to Put a Multi-Grade FeV Alloy Program Together

Building the program takes four moves, and the desk will mirror each one in the offer:

  1. Map every steel family to its vanadium window and grade choice.
  2. Fix the grade split and tonnage per delivery window.
  3. Set sizing, packing and destination for each position.
  4. Agree documents, samples and inspection rights once for the whole ladder.

ZhenAn takes FeV inquiries at sales@zaferroalloy.com and on +86 15518824805, covering 8:00–23:00 Beijing time.

Contact Details
Zhenan Metallurgy Co., Ltd

Contact Person: Mr. xie

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