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William Rowland are leading suppliers of Iron.

Iron is the most commonly used of all the metals worldwide.

It's used in various industries, one of the main one's being engineering, when constructing machinery, machine tools, components for buildings and automobiles. Its low cost and high strength make it ideal for these types of applications. As pure iron is quite soft, it is most commonly used in the form of steel.

 

Product Chemical Specification Form Sizes Packaging

Iron Atomised Powder

Fe
 99.0% min
C 0.01% max
S 0.02% max
O 0.15% max
A.D. 2.8 - 3.0 g/cc

Atomised Powder

  • +75µm (2.0% max)
  • -45µm (80.0% min)

25kg Bags

Iron Billets

Various specifications available

Billets

  • Various sizes available

Pallets

Iron Carbonyl Powder

Fe 99.5% min
C 0.05% max
N2 0.01% max
O2 0.3% max

Carbonyl Powder

  • D50 (9.0µm max)
  • D90 (28.0µm max)
  • APS (5.2µm - 6.4µm)

Drums

Iron Carbonyl Powder

Fe 97.4% min
C 1.1% max
N 1.2% max
O 0.6% max

Carbonyl Powder

  • D50 (3.4µm - 4.5µm)

Drums

Iron Cuttings

Various specifications available

Cuttings

  • Various sizes available

Various packaging available

Iron Electrolytic Flakes

Various specifications available

Electrolytic Flakes

  • Various sizes available

Various packaging available

Iron Electrolytic Powder

Fe 97.0% min

Electrolytic Powder

  • -45µm (95.0% min)

Drums

Iron Reduced Powder

H2 loss
 0.50% max
C 0.05% max
Fe Base
A.D. 2.70 - 2.90 g/cc

Reduced Powder

  • +75µm (2.0% max)
  • -45µm (80.0% min)

25kg Bags

Iron Reduced Powder

Fe 99.0% min

Reduced Powder

  • -150µm (90.0% min)

25kg Bags

 

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