Silicon calcium powder flux cored wire is produced to be added to molten steel or molten iron as a composite alloy material. It is made of various additives (deoxidizer, desulfurizer, modifier, alloy, etc.), and then crushed to a certain size and pressed into steel strip.

Using wire feeding equipment to send cored wire to molten steel or molten iron can shorten the melting time, accurately control the composition, and improve the working environment. One of the most common products is silicon calcium cord wire.

The main raw material for the production of this wire is silicon calcium alloy. Crushed silicon calcium powder is used as the main material, and the outer shell is cold-rolled steel strip. It is pressed by a professional crimping machine to make the silicon calcium core wire. In this process, the steel sheath must be tightly closed to fill the core material evenly and without leakage.

Specifications of silicon calcium cord wire