Non-Reduced Iron Powder

Non-Reduced Iron Powder is available in different grades and particle size ranges, including fine, medium, and coarse powders tailored to specific processing needs. It typically consists of iron (Fe) as the main component, with controlled levels of carbon, oxygen, and trace elements depending on the production method. Compared to reduced iron powders, non-reduced grades generally have lower porosity and higher apparent density, making them suitable for applications requiring dimensional stability and uniform compaction. Key applications include powder metallurgy parts, friction materials, magnetic components, foundry additives, diamond tools, welding electrodes, and industrial fillers. The powder is also used in brake pads, counterweights, shielding materials, and construction-related compounds. Important technical parameters include particle size distribution, apparent density, flow rate, compressibility, and chemical composition, all of which support predictable performance during pressing and sintering.