I am currently focused on the following Fe grades:
66% Fe Concentrate (MBIOI-CO) Specifications
Price: US$100.64tonne
Material Origin: All Origins
Fe Content: Base 66%, Range 63% to 70%
Silica: Base 4.5%, Maximum: 9.0%
Alumina: Base 0.5%, Maximum: 2.0%
Phosphorus: Base: 0.02%, Maximum: 0.06%
Sulphur: Base 0.03%, Maximum 0.10%
Titanium: Base 0.05%, Maximum 0.30%
Delivery Port: Base Qingdao, normalised for any Chinese mainland sea port
62% Fe Fines - Low Alumina (MBIOI-62-LA) Specifications
Price: US$74.50tonne
Material Origin: All Origins
Fe Content: Base 62.0%, Range 61.0% to 63.5%
Silica: Base 5.0%, Maximum 7.0%
Alumina: Base 1.5%, Maximum 1.9%
Phosphorus: Base 0.08%, Maximum 0.09%
Delivery Port: Base Qingdao, normalised for any Chinese mainland sea port
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