High quality SiMg alloy nodulizer used in cast iron
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About SiMgFe
1. Uses the advanced smelting craft production the nodulizer product, the organization is compact, the ingredient is stable.
2. It does not have the deflection evenly, the MgO content is low.
3. The spheroidization response is steady, the magnesium absorption rate is high, the anti-decline time is long.
4. After sherardizing, the stone ball not a strike circle entire, tiny, the tendency is small.
5. granularity 0.5-3mm, 1-10mm, 1-20mm, 3-25mm
Physical size:lump
Packing:in ton bag or at buyer's option
free sample is offerd
Packaging & Delivery
Size:as per customer's requirement
Packing : Conventional packing ton bag (1000kg per bag), or small bag inside ton bags(20, 25, 50 kg per bag).
Loading port: xingang, qingdao,lianyungang, shanghai,China
Inspection:CIQ or SGS
Production Lead Time &Shipment:
1.Prompt producing after order,with 20tons capability/a day.
2.Shipment within 5 working days after production.(ship to Korea&Japan about two days;ship to Brazil(North America) about 35 days
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