Ferrotitanium
Category
Critical metals & Strategic materials
Sub-Category
Ferro Alloys - Speciality Grade
Description : Ferrotitanium is an iron–titanium master alloy containing typically 30–75% titanium, primarily used as a deoxidizer, denitrogenizing agent, and alloying additive in the production of stainless steels, carbon steels, tool steels, and specialty alloys. It improves strength, corrosion resistance, grain refinement, and weldability. Surging demand for high-strength, low-alloy (HSLA) steels in the aerospace and automotive sectors is driving a significant shift towards high-grade ferrotitanium (FeTi70), where the alloy's superior affinity for interstitial elements like nitrogen and oxygen facilitates precise grain refinement and effective deoxidation. Concurrently, the transition to electric arc furnace (EAF) steelmaking is necessitating the use of high-purity ferrotitanium cored wire to achieve higher recovery rates and minimise atmospheric contamination during the alloying process. Furthermore, the global industrial mineral landscape is adapting to stringent environmental mandates, compelling manufacturers to optimise the aluminothermic reduction of ilmenite and the re-melting of titanium scrap to ensure low-carbon footprints while maintaining rigorous trace-element specifications. As a established Ferrotitanium supplier with customizable purity levels. We ensure dependable supply, consistent quality, and complete regulatory documentation, including Ferrotitanium CoA and Ferrotitanium TDS across all grades. Beyond supply, we support partners through the entire sourcing lifecycle from extraction, process scale-up, and pilot-to-commercial manufacturing. Our teams also assist with REACH quality assurance, regulatory documentation, and global supply chain and logistics coordination.








