Import Ferro Chrome — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

Emarc India offers Ferro Chrome, a ferroalloy primarily composed of chromium used in stainless‑steel production. The alloy supplied contains a chromium content ranging from 60 % to 70 % as stated by the supplier. It is produced in standard grades that meet the requirements of the steel‑making industry. The product is sourced from the supplier’s facilities in India.

Chromium levels of 60‑70 % are typical for ferrochrome intended for stainless‑steel alloys, providing the necessary corrosion resistance. The alloy is usually supplied in lump or pellet form, with a typical bulk density of 3.5‑4.0 t/m³ and a melting point around 1 400 °C typical for high‑carbon ferrochrome. Standard specifications require a carbon content of 2‑4 % and a total iron balance, and the product often complies with ISO 9001 and SGS inspection standards. Emarc India states that the ferrochrome conforms to international standards, although specific certification documents should be obtained from the supplier.

Major buyers include stainless‑steel mills, automotive component manufacturers and construction‑material producers that need a reliable source of chromium. Importers should verify the alloy’s grade certificate, request a recent assay report and confirm the agreed Incoterms and payment schedule with Emarc India. As the listing does not disclose MOQ or lead time, prospective purchasers are encouraged to ask for a formal quotation detailing shipping options and any bulk‑handling requirements.

Emarc India is listed with a harbour trust tier and an imported supplier tier, indicating basic verification on the marketplace. The supplier’s response rate is recorded as 0.00 % with no average response time logged, so buyers should initiate communication promptly and request detailed product information.

The company’s current listing highlights its provision of ferrochrome in various grades, emphasizing consistent quality and compliance with international standards. No further corporate history, employee numbers or client references are provided, so importers should rely on supplied certificates and direct dialogue for assurance.