FeP product specification — typical chemical analysis
Product name: Ferrophosphorus (FeP) — commercial grade
Phosphorus (P): 20–25%
Manganese (Mn): 3–4%
Silicon (Si): 4–5%
Titanium (Ti): ≤ 0.5%
Carbon (C): ≤ 0.04%
Iron (Fe): ~70–71%
Size / Granulometry: 10–60 mm (60–10 mm)
Country of origin: China and Iran (Shahid Zein-al-Din Parchin)
Packaging: 1-ton jumbo bags
Minimum order quantity (MOQ): 1 ton
Note: Final commercial batches are supplied with a Certificate of Analysis (COA). Please request batch COA and MSDS prior to loading for full traceability.
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Physical appearance & handling properties
- Appearance: Solid metallic-gray ferroalloy lumps.
- Form: Dense, crystalline pieces with low friability when stored dry.
- Odor: Odorless in normal conditions.
- Transport classification: Not generally classified as dangerous cargo for transport, but can be combustible under certain conditions — follow MSDS guidance.
ferro phosphorus uses
Ferrophosphorus is a multifunctional ferroalloy used across foundry and steel sectors:
- Improve machinability of grey cast iron (chip-breaking agent).
- Alloying element in low-alloy steels and cast irons to increase strength and hardness.
- Desiccant / drying agent in certain acid processes (industrial applications).
- Deoxidation & scavenging in some metallurgical operations.
- Additive for welding powders and fluxes, brazing agents, and specialty powders.
- Manufacture of friction materials (brake pads, wear parts).
- Battery and chemical industries (specialized formulations).
Quality Assurance & laboratory testing
Euralink Group supplies FeP with rigorous quality control:
- Batch COA (chemical analysis) included.
- MSDS provided with each shipment.
- Pre-shipment sampling and third-party inspection available upon request.
- Traceability to manufacturing source (China or Shahid Zein-al-Din Parchin, Iran).
Quality controls reduce production risk in downstream casting, machining, and alloying processes.
ferro phosphorus price
Ferrophosphorus prices fluctuate with P-material markets, energy costs, and freight. For reference only — Euralink Group recorded a global ferrophosphorus price of USD 927/ton on December 2, 2025.
Prices can increase or decrease; always request a live quotation for firm terms.
How price is determined: phosphorus content (20–25% vs higher grades), impurities (P/Si/Mn limits), origin (China vs Iran), bagging and MOQ, inspection and certification costs, and freight (FOB / CIF / CFR).
Packaging, minimum order & logistics
- Packaging: 1 ton jumbo bags (standard) — lined options available on request.
- MOQ: 1 ton (suitable for sampling, R&D, and small production runs).
- Bulk & container shipments: 20–25 t for containerized logistics (ask sales for palletization options).
- Incoterms: FOB, CIF, CFR available — specify destination port for accurate freight costs.
Important buying considerations — buyer checklist
When ordering ferrophosphorus, check the following to avoid production issues:
- Phosphorus range — ensure 20–25% suits your metallurgical recipe.
- Impurity levels (Si, Mn, Ti, C) — low impurities improve alloy quality.
- Granulometry — 10–60 mm is standard; confirm compatibility with dosing equipment.
- COA & MSDS — request prior to shipment.
- Origin & manufacturer traceability — China vs Iran supply chains affect lead time and cost.
- Storage & handling plan — FeP can react if improperly stored (see safety section).
Storage, transportation & safety guidance
Ferrophosphorus is generally stable but requires careful handling:
- Storage: Keep dry, under roof, off the ground on pallets. Protect jumbo bags from rain and humidity.
- Ventilation: Store in well-ventilated spaces; avoid enclosed heated storage where dust can accumulate.
- Reactivity: FeP may react with strong oxidizers and halogenated hydrocarbons; avoid contact.
- Fire hazard: If ignited, phosphorus oxides and corrosive gases can form — follow MSDS-prescribed firefighting procedures.
- Emergency: Maintain low pressure and good ventilation to limit explosive atmospheres; isolate from incompatible materials.
Always follow the supplied MSDS for first-aid, spill response and firefighting.
Typical applications in foundry & steelmaking (detailed)
- Grey cast iron production: improves chip formation and machinability for finished components.
- HSLA & structural steels: used as an alloying element to incrementally increase yield strength and tensile properties.
- Friction materials & brake components: improves wear resistance and friction characteristics.
- Specialty castings (phosphorus-rich irons): controlled addition for desirable microstructure in cast products.
- Powder metallurgy & fluxes: feedstock for powder blends and welding consumables.
How to order Ferrophosphorus from Euralink Group
Ordering process is simple and tailored to industry buyers:
- Contact sales with required grade (P% range), quantity, destination port, and preferred incoterm.
- Receive technical datasheet, COA and a formal quotation.
- Confirm order and payment terms (credit / pro-forma / L/C available; contact sales for credit/cheque arrangements).
- Quality inspection & packing at origin; documentation and MSDS provided.
- Shipment arranged; tracking and after-sales support until delivery.
For credit or cheque purchases please contact Metafo’s commercial department directly.
Why Choose Euralink Group for Ferrophosphorus?
- Technical metallurgical support — free: Experienced metallurgists (15+ years) provide dosing advice, defect analysis, and process optimization.
- Competitive pricing: Direct import channels and domestic partnerships enable favorable pricing without compromising quality.
- Warranty & product guarantee: Shipments are supplied according to declared COA — Metafo accepts returns and replacement if chemical analysis deviates from the confirmed COA.
- 24/7 phone & online support: Sales and technical teams available by phone and WhatsApp for fast assistance.
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