Iron Ore
Our Company's main office, Etco fzc, is located in Dubai, UAE. I am their representative in Iran and dealing with exporting Iron Ore from Iran. Through all our connection to many mine owners and Iron Ore trading company, We can provide Iron Ore From 56% (Reject 55%) to 61% (Reject 60%) and with acceptable analysis (See attached photos). Our ability to offer is from 30000 mton/month to 90000 mton/month X 12. The term we prefere is FOB Bandar Abbas Port, Iran (The proposed price is tried to be considered in the way that both sides intrests are seen) The Payment terms must be TT and with 35% to 45% advance payment, about 15% to 20 % after SGS or other labarotories tests and the remaining after each B/L. Please contact me through the followings:
GI Sheets specs: 4FT X 8FT X 1.50MM
Commodity: Iron Ore. Grade: 53.07% Country of Origin: Yemen. Port of Loading: Aden. Quantity: Minimum Quantity/Month 40,000 MT. Maximum per Shipment: 60,000 MT. Maximum: 100,000 MT Maximum per month Price:� CIF $99/MT, FOB $89/MT. Commission: Commission $2/MT.� Delivery: FOB Aden Port. Inspection: SGS Guaranty: 2% Performance Bond Payment: BG/DLC/SBLC.
Egyptian origin Iron Ore. Fob Price is $37 available photos and lab report for the product
Iron ore 61% monthly supply up to 25, 000 MT.
Iron scrap
Iron ore
Iron ore
Fe +&-61% Sio2 4.0% Al2o3 3.0% Size 0-25mm
Iron ore Fe: 62% rejection below 61%, delivery in 15 days in china (April 10-20 ) qty 45000 10% sellers option Bulk
Price of product: To be negotiated with buyer Product origin: Product dependent (Global Manufacturers) Harmonization System (HS) Code : Varies dependent on product and buyer origin. Minimum Order Size: No volume limit Packaging details: Customised as per buyer requirement
We are highly engaged in supplying and exporting of highly demanded IRON ORE. We can facilitate large order quantities of IRON ORE lumps and powder. Our IRON ORE products are available in different sizes and weights. The sizes we offer are 0-50 mm and 325 Mesh. are
This is also one of our products from our Iron Ore and Pig Iron. Our quality control process ensures that it has a cascading effect in all the products at any stage of the production line. Our GI Coil is one of these hence it is highly resistant to weathering and metallic coating. Specification : Descriptions Thickness : 0.08 mm to 3.0 mm Width : 760 mm to 1335 mm Coating : 70 to 550 gsm Standards : IS 277, JIS G 3302, AS1397, EN 10326, EN 10327, ASTM A 653
Iron Ore is fourth most common mineral present in the earth’s crust. However, nearly 70% of the world’s produce comes from China, Brazil, Australia, Russia and India. We extract the ores from the earth’s crust, either process it and convert it to pig iron and pellets. Iron ore is the key raw material in the production of steel – one of the most popular, versatile and robust materials used today in most of the industrial products. Specification Descriptions Fe 56% to 57% SiO2 5.8% to 6.2% Al2O3 4.9% to 5.3% Moisture Content Upto 14% P Upto 0.07% S Upto 0.04%
Pig Iron is another one of the by-products of our iron ore mining process. Our pig iron ingots can be further processed to produce cast iron, wrought iron and steel. Specification : Descriptions C : 3.8% - 4.2% Si : 0.6% to 1.2% Mn : Upto 1% P : Upto 0.15% S : Upto 0.15%
Galvalume is one of our unique and specialized products that is best adapted for heating and ventilated consumptions. This is an enhanced galvanized iron product that has better corrosion resistance and longer life. Specification : Descriptions Thickness : 0.18 to 1.20 mm (BMT) Width : 760 to 1350 mm Standards : JIS G 3321, AS1397, EN 10215, EN 10215, ASTM A792 / A792M Coating : AZM 150 to AZM 210
Sponge Iron(DRI)/Hot Briquetted Iron/Ferroalloys
Iron ore is any rock or mineral from which iron can economically be extracted. It comes in a variety of colors, including dark gray, bright yellow, deep purple, and rusty red. The iron comes in the form of iron oxides such as magnetite, hematite, limonite, goethite, or siderite. Economically viable forms of ore contain between 25% and 60% iron. In the old days of mining, some ores, known as "natural ores," had 66% iron and could be fed into iron-making blast furnaces directly. The three primary sources of iron ore are banded iron formations, magmatic magnetite ore deposits, and hematite ore. The most metal is extracted from banded iron formations, geological structures laid down mostly between 3 and 1.2 billion years ago. Blue-green algae released oxygen in the days when the atmosphere and oceans were very oxygen-poor, binding together with dissolved iron in the world's oceans. These iron fixation events went through cycles as the algae had alternating blooms and busts, leaving the characteristic bands seen in banded iron formations. This ore is in either the form of magnetite or hematite. Banded iron formations are found on all continents, but especially rich deposits are found in Australia, Brazil, and the United States. Another prominent source of iron is found as magmatic magnetite iron ore deposits, formed during ancient volcanic eruptions that released large amounts of magnetite which later crystallized. Granite-associated deposits have been found in places like Malaysia and Indonesia and require very little post-processing to extract the iron. Titanomagnetite, a special class of magmatic magnetite ore, also serves as a source of titanium and vanadium, which is extracted via specialized smelters. A third source is in hematite ore deposits, which are found on all continents, but especially in Australia, Brazil, and Asia. Most hematite originates from banded iron formations that have undergone chemical alteration over billions of years due to hydrothermal fluids. The world's largest producer of iron ore, Vale, located in Brazil, produces it from hematite ore. Vale produces 15% of the entire world's iron supply. In total, worldwide ore production is about one billion metric tons.
Iron ore fines come from the natural raw iron ore through the process of mining, crushing and screening, where the iron ore is separated into lumps and fines. Iron ore is done in this fashion so that it can be used for the iron/steel making industry
