Ferroalloys

28Edge supplies and trades a broad range of Ferroalloys for steel mills, foundries, metallurgical companies, alloy manufacturers, and industrial processors across international markets. Working with established producers and supply partners, we provide access to essential alloying materials used throughout steelmaking and metal production, supported by reliable sourcing, commercial flexibility, and efficient international logistics.

Ferroalloys are alloys of iron containing significant concentrations of other elements, most commonly chromium, manganese, and silicon. They are introduced during steel and cast-iron production to modify chemical composition, support deoxidation and other metallurgical processes, and achieve specific properties in the finished material. Their use is particularly important in the production of carbon, stainless, alloy, and specialty steels.

28Edge can source major commercially traded ferroalloys including Ferrochrome (FeCr), Ferromanganese (FeMn), Ferrosilicon (FeSi), and Silicomanganese (SiMn), together with selected specialty ferroalloys depending on producer availability and customer requirements. Products can be supplied in different grades, chemical compositions, and size fractions according to the metallurgical process and finished steel specification.

Each ferroalloy performs a distinct role in metallurgical production. Ferrochrome provides chromium and is particularly important in stainless and alloy steel manufacturing. Ferromanganese introduces manganese and is widely used in steelmaking, while Silicomanganese combines manganese and silicon and can contribute to both alloying and deoxidation. Ferrosilicon supplies silicon and is commonly used in steelmaking and foundry operations.

Ferroalloys support the production of materials used throughout construction, automotive manufacturing, infrastructure, machinery, energy, transportation, engineering, and heavy industry. The appropriate ferroalloy and grade are selected according to the required chemical composition, mechanical characteristics, and performance of the final steel or cast product.

Depending on the product and transaction requirements, 28Edge can arrange ferroalloy supplies in suitable bulk or packaged configurations. Shipments can be supported by documentation such as Certificate of Analysis (COA), Certificate of Origin, packing and weight documentation, inspection reports, and international shipping documents. Independent inspection can also be coordinated where required.

Through its international metals and metallurgical raw-material network, 28Edge connects ferroalloy producers with steelmakers, foundries, distributors, and industrial consumers worldwide. We focus on specification transparency, competitive sourcing, dependable execution, and efficient logistics to support both regular procurement programs and large-volume international ferroalloy transactions.