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Brass Ingot Desofin Promoter For Metallurgy Industry Sodium Free

Place of Origin: Qingdao
Brand Name: Desofin
Certification: trademark
Model Number: 50g/tube
Minimum Order Quantity: 1kg
Packaging Details: master carton for 100,200,300,400 tubes
Delivery Time: 15 working days
Payment Terms: L/C, T/T
Supply Ability: 500kgs per month
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Brass Ingot Desofin Promoter

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Sodium Free Desofin Promoter

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Sodium Free Grain Refiner

Product Name:
Desofin Grain Refiner
Material:
Powder
Alloy Class:
Tin Bronze
Package:
Aluminum Tube
DGM:
Non-dangerous
Brand:
Desofin
Product Description

  Desofin grain refiner is the chemical powder for metallurgy industry invented by Richard H. Haupt. 

  Mr. Haupt, born in America,engages in brass permanent molding industry in all his life till now.

  He discovered several metallurgical chemical powders. Among them, I75L mold-release agent was invented in year 1976 while Desofin grain refiner was invented in year 1982.

  These inventions converges his valuable practice and experience of more than 50 years in this industry.

 

  The belowing table is what we suggested alloy class and dosage when adding Desofin.

 

 

Sodium-Free Grain Refiner—Expected Results for Various Copper Alloys

 

 

Ingot Class

 

 

Material Preparation

 

 

Dosage

Expected Results
Grain Refine-ment Deoxy-dation Reduce Casting Temp.

 

Low-lead copper

 

At least 20% reclaimed casting materials

 

60g/mt

 

Yes

 

Yes

 

Yes

 

 

Silicon Bronze

 

20%-50% reclaimed casting materials and the balanced are new metal ingot

 

 

70g/mt

 

 

Yes

 

 

Yes

 

 

Yes

 

Remarks:

  1. The composition of the new metal ingot we recommended: electrolytic copper, Zn ingot (99.995%); Al ingot(99.7%), Pb ingot (99.99%) etc.
  2. Reclaimed casting materials: it can be adjusted according to the situation of practice.
  3. Sodium-free grain refiner can be immersed to the melt when casting the above copper.

 

Potential savings:

1.Savings over the cost of purchasing fine grained ingot.

2.Reduction in finishing and rework costs.

3.Lower the casting Temperatures are possible depending on the size of the part to be cast and the type of mold to be used

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