Import Ferro Silicon — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in China

Henan Reliable High Carbon Silicon Alloy Co., Ltd produces Ferro Silicon alloy in Anyang, Henan, China. The alloy is derived from coke, steel scrap and quartz in an electric furnace, yielding the FeSi75 grade with approximately 75 % silicon content. The company’s profile indicates a harbour trust tier and a currently zero response rate. The supplier markets the material for use as a deoxidiser and alloying agent in steel and cast‑iron production.

Typical ferro‑silicon is supplied as granules or atomised powder, with particle sizes from 0.2 to 4 mm and a bulk density near 2.6 g/cm³. Industry standards call for a purity of at least 99 % FeSi for the FeSi75 grade, and a silicon content tolerance of ±0.5 %. The material can also be used as a suspended phase in mineral beneficiation or as a coating for welding rods, reflecting its versatility in metallurgical processes. These typical properties match the specifications commonly required by steelmakers.

Primary customers include steel mills, foundries and manufacturers of magnesium where ferro‑silicon serves as a raw material, with an estimated consumption of 1.1 ton per ton of magnesium produced. Trade is usually arranged in bulk, with shipments packed in 20‑ton bags or containerised freight under FOB or CIF terms. The listing does not disclose MOQ, price or lead‑time, so buyers should confirm these details directly. Importers are encouraged to request a recent assay report and verify the supplier’s export documentation before finalising the purchase.

Henan Reliable High Carbon Silicon Alloy Co., Ltd is situated at Jiabao Plaza, Yingchun East Street, Wenfeng District, Anyang, Henan, China. The supplier is listed with a harbour trust tier, but the response rate shown is zero and no average response time is provided. The company’s description focuses on ferro‑silicon production from coke, steel scrap and quartz, highlighting its role in steelmaking and cast‑iron processes.

The profile mentions additional applications such as using ground or atomised ferro‑silicon powder as a suspended phase in mineral beneficiation and as a coating for welding rods. No specific production capacity, certifications or client references are disclosed. Prospective buyers should therefore verify inventory levels, quality documentation and any export licences directly with the company.