Steel Making CaSi Cored Wire

CaSi (Calcium Silicide) cored wire is a popular alloying material used in the steelmaking industry due to its numerous advantages. Here are some of the benefits of using CaSi cored wire:

▼Improves quality of steel: CaSi cored wire is used to add calcium and silicon to molten steel, which improves its quality by reducing gas content and impurities. It also helps to refine the grain structure of the steel, which leads to better mechanical properties.

▼Increases yield: By reducing impurities and refining the grain structure of the steel, CaSi cored wire can increase the yield of the steelmaking process. This can result in cost savings for steel producers.

▼Enhances desulfurization: CaSi cored wire is effective in desulfurizing steel, which reduces the sulfur content and improves the steel's properties.

▼Easy to use: CaSi cored wire is easy to handle and use in the steelmaking process. It can be added directly into the ladle, and its composition can be easily adjusted to meet specific steel production requirements.

▼Cost-effective: Compared to other alloying materials, CaSi cored wire is a cost-effective solution for steel producers due to its high yield and low cost.

▼Uniform composition: CaSi cored wire is manufactured under strict quality control measures, which ensures a uniform composition and consistent performance.

Here is a general specification chart for CaSi cored wire:

Wire diameter: 9mm, 13mm, 16mm (other sizes can also be customized)

Wire weight: 1000-3000m per coil Powder weight: 220-260g/m

Wire composition: CaSi alloy (Calcium Silicide alloy)

Calcium content: 58%-60%, 50%-52%, or customized as per customer requirements

Silicon content: 27%-30%, 55%-65%, or customized as per customer requirements

Aluminum content: 1.5% max

Carbon content: 0.8% max Sulfur content: 0.05% max

Phosphorus content: 0.05% max

Density: 2.3-2.6g/cm3 Melting point: 1010°C-1210°C