Chrome Concentrate 40/42: ZAR3150.00/MT FOT MOQ 30-400MT (12-36 month contract) - Price may vary slightly due to high demand
About two thirds of chrome ore deposits are located in South Africa We bring the raw material reliably quickly and efficiently from Mozambique to the buyers destination We can guarantee you the highest product quality with the best service in procurement and logistics
Chrome Concentrate 34/36 Chrome Concentrate 38/40 Chrome Concentrate 40/42
Chrome concentrate Cr2O3 - 40 - 42 % , 42 - 44 % Chrome ROM ( unwashed ) Cr2O3 - 36 -38 % , 38 - 40 % , 40 - 42 % , Origin - South Africa Available on FOB Durban or CIF basis . Minimum quantity- 1000 MT
We can supply good quality chrome ore above 45 % origin India.
We are exporter of Ferro Chrome. We supply the Quality Ferro Alloys Like Ferro Chrome HC Cr 60% min Si 3.50% Max C 8.50% MAX S 0.05% Max P 0.04% Max
Chrome Concentrate 38-44% (38-40% / 40-42% / 42-44%) We currently hold Proxy's with over 20 South African Mines and their associated companies and operations. Aggregated, this translates to a monthly allocation across all three of the following commodities - Chrome ROM/Concentrate, Iron Ore and Manganese Ore. We can supply these products on the following basis FOT, DAP, FOB, CFR and CIF. We also have payment terms to suit various payment methods and supply a 2% performance bond in favour of the Buyer. Mines based in Rustenburg, Mooinooi, Britz, Sun City and Gezina (South Africa)
Cr2O3 30-50% Afghan Origin
"Our Low Carbon Ferro Chrome (LC FeCr) is a high-quality alloy used in the production of stainless steel and other specialty steels. With its low carbon content, it ensures minimal impurities and enhances the properties of the final steel product, making it an essential material for industries requiring superior strength and corrosion resistance. Key Features: 1. Low Carbon Content: Typically contains less than 0.10% carbon, reducing the risk of carbide precipitation in the final product. 2. High Chromium Content: Provides a significant chromium content, typically ranging from 60% to 70%, essential for enhancing corrosion resistance and hardness. 3. Minimal Impurities: Low levels of impurities such as sulfur and phosphorus, ensuring high-quality steel production. Applications: 1. Stainless Steel Production: Essential for producing various grades of stainless steel, including austenitic, ferritic, and martensitic stainless steels, which require high corrosion resistance and durability. 2. Specialty Steels: Used in the manufacture of specialty steels that require high strength, wear resistance, and toughness. 3. Foundries and Casting: Utilized in foundries for producing high-quality castings with excellent surface finish and mechanical properties."
