Iron powder

Iron dust is a collection of iron particles with a size less than 1mm. Color: Black. It is the main raw material for powder metallurgy. According to particle size, it is commonly divided into five levels: coarse powder, medium powder, fine powder, ultrafine powder, and ultrafine powder. Particle size ranges from 150 to 500 μ The iron powder composed of particles within the range of m is coarse powder, with a particle size ranging from 44 to 150 μ M is a medium powder, 10-44 μ M is fine powder, 0.5-10 μ M is fine powder, less than 0.5 μ M is ultrafine powder.

Due to its good activity and easy moisture absorption and oxidation, reduced iron powder is often used in food desoxidant . Common specification parameters:

Fe 96% min; Harmful elements meet food grade, with a particle size of 80 or 100 mesh