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Since the 1920s, iron powders have been used in the metallurgical
industry to improve the properties of other metals. Some examples:
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Iron powder products is often used in high-quality steel
production, both as a raw material and as an auxiliary
material in the micro-alloying process
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In modern steel production, cored wires containing pure
iron powder are plunged deep into the melting ladle
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Iron powder is used as an alloying agent in non-ferrous
metallurgy; e.g. to improve the mechanical properties
of some aluminum and copper alloys.
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