Milled Ferro Silicon 15% as Heavy Media

Milled Ferro Silicon for Mining Separation: 1.As Heavy Media 2.for Dense Media Separation 3.Competitive Price

Milled Ferro Silicon as Heavy Media for Mining Separation:

Our Milled Ferro Silicon is widely used as Heavy Media for Dense Media Separation process of Mining Industry. FerroSilicon as heavy media can save a lot cost of Mining separation by recycling used.

This Ferro Silicon is with about 15% Si and 70%-85% Fe. 

Chemical Content :

Si: 12-18%

Fe: 70-85%

Ti:  0-9%

Al: 0-3%

Sizes:

Any other sizes are available by customer's request.

Packing :

1 ton / bag or packed by customer request.

Our FerroSilicon is of great quality and competitive price. Our products are widely exported to South Africa, Middle East and other countries. 

Please feel free to contact me if you are interested in our products.

best regards,

Michael Sheng

Futong Industry

Milled Ferro Silicon 15% as Heavy Media

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