Ferromolybdenum is an alloy with a molybdenum content of55%-75%The iron-molybdenum binary alloy. The density of ferromolybdenum is approximately9.0-9.5, the melting point is approximately1750-1980degree.Used as an alloy additive in steelmaking. Molybdenum

Adding molybdenum to steel can result in a uniform fine-grained structure, enhance the hardenability of the steel, and help eliminate temper brittleness. In high-speed steel, molybdenum can partially replace tungsten. Molybdenum, in combination with other alloying elements, is widely used in the production of stainless steel and heat-resistant steel. Hot steel, acid-resistant steel, and tool steel, as well as alloys with special physical properties. Adding molybdenum to cast iron can increase its strength and wear resistance.

The application of **ferromolybdenum** lies in the production of ferroalloys based on varying molybdenum content and ranges. It is suitable for machine tools and equipment, military equipment, refinery oil pipelines, load-bearing components, and rotary drills. Ferromolybdenum is also used in cars, trucks, locomotives, ships, and more. Additionally, ferromolybdenum is employed in stainless steel and heat-resistant materials used in synthetic fuel and chemical plants, heat exchangers, generators, refinery equipment, pumps, turbine tubes, ship propellers, and storage containers for plastics and acids. Tool steels with a high proportion of ferromolybdenum are used in high-speed machining parts, cold-work tools, drill bits, screwdrivers, molds, chisels, heavy castings, balls and mills, rollers, cylinder blocks, piston rings, and large drill bits.