Ferro Titanium
Is used in the foundry or steel industry with the purpose of deoxidation and alloying of alloys or steels. Ferro Titanium from scientific production association LLC «NPO Vtorpromresursy» shows a consistently low level of undesirable possibilities with modern equipment and technology experts.
Brand: FeTi 70C1, FeTi 70С05, FeTi 30
State standard GOST: 4761-91.
Fraction: 0-2, 10-50, 10-60, 30-50, 5-20, 50-200 mm. If necessary, we prepare any fractional composition in the range of 0-300 mm, according to customer requirements.
!Working at total compliance with customer requirements for the delivery (including export execution)
Ferrotitanium powder
Is used in the foundry or steel industry with the purpose of deoxidation and alloying of alloys or steels.
Brand: FeTi 70;
Fraction: 0-2 mm.
Ferrotitanium flux-cored wire
It is used in structural low and medium carbon steels, tool, wear-resistant steels, and high alloy steels and alloys (stainless, heat-resistant, heat-resistant, etc.)
Brand: FeTi 70, FeTi 35;
Diameter: from 8 and to 17 mm.
The sheath is formed from metal strip of marks 08Yu, St3kp, St3ps.
Titanium charge
To satisfying our customers’ requirements, scientific production association LLC «NPO Vtorpromresurs» recycles the original titanium materials, which coming from metallurgical and machine-building plants into the charge preparation.
We are one of the largest manufacturers of titanium charge for the production of titanium ingots.
We produce different grades and types of titanium charge according to customer’s requirements.
Other products
- Ferronickel. Used as an alloying element in the production of stainless steels, as well as steels resistant to acidic environments and elevated temperatures.
- Sale of non-ferrous scrap metal (stainless steel, copper, aluminium , brass).
If you are interested in scientific production association LLC «NPO Vtorpromresursy» products, please, be free to contact us by contacts listed below, or leave your data in the feedback form.
142100, Moscow region, Podolsk, st. Komsomolskaya, d. 61, room 1, office 404