Product description
About Iron Ore Pellets
Pellets are small, hardened spheres of concentrated iron ore. Their uniform size, strength and chemistry make them a premium furnace feed: they let gas flow evenly through the burden and deliver consistent metallurgical results.
Pellets are produced in two main families — blast-furnace grade and direct-reduction (DR) grade, the latter with higher iron content and lower gangue for DRI and HBI production. We confirm the grade and physical properties the buyer’s process requires.
Typical applications
- Blast-furnace burden (BF-grade pellets)
- Direct-reduction plants producing DRI or HBI (DR-grade pellets)
- Blending to lift burden quality and productivity
Specifications to be confirmed
Specifications are agreed per transaction and confirmed in writing before any offer. The parameters below are the ones buyers typically require.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Grade: blast-furnace or direct-reduction | To be confirmed |
| Total iron (Fe %) | To be confirmed |
| Gangue: SiO₂ + Al₂O₃ | To be confirmed |
| Basicity (CaO/SiO₂) | To be confirmed |
| Phosphorus (P) and sulphur (S) | To be confirmed |
| Cold compression strength | To be confirmed |
| Tumble and abrasion index | To be confirmed |
| Size distribution and fines | To be confirmed |
Grades, dimensions and standards subject to confirmation. Nothing on this page is an offer to sell.
