FCR20.12 Sponge Iron Powder

FCR20.12 is a hydrogen reduced sponge iron powder grade developed for friction material applications. It features low apparent density, high internal porosity and large specific surface area, helping improve braking performance, reduce material consumption and suppress operational noise.

Product Overview

FCR20.12 is a hydrogen reduced sponge iron powder grade designed for brake pads, friction materials and related bonded material systems.

With low apparent density, high internal porosity and a controlled sieve distribution, FCR20.12 provides good compatibility for friction material formulations. It helps reduce brake weight and material consumption while supporting stable braking performance, wear resistance and noise suppression.

Technical Data Sheet

FCR20.12 Typical Technical Data

Typical reference values for chemical properties, physical properties and particle size distribution. Full TDS and COA can be provided upon request.

Grade Type Friction Material Grade
H₂ Loss 0.90 wt%
Apparent Density 1.35 g/cm³
Main Fraction 43.60 -20/+60 mesh, wt%
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Chemical Properties

Typical chemical properties for FCR20.12 sponge iron powder.

Test Name Unit Typical Value Specification
H₂ Loss wt% 0.90 ≤2.50
Acid Insolubility wt% 0.32 ≤0.40
Fe (Iron) wt% Base Base
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Physical Properties

Low apparent density and porous structure for friction material formulations.

Test Name Unit Typical Value Specification
Apparent Density g/cm³ 1.35 1.00–1.50
Green Density g/cm³
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Particle Size Distribution

Typical sieve distribution for FCR20.12 hydrogen reduced sponge iron powder.

Particle Size Unit Typical Value Specification
+20 mesh wt% 0.10 ≤2.00
-20/+60 mesh wt% 43.60 30.00–70.00
-60/+100 mesh wt% 24.50 15.00–40.00
-100/+325 mesh wt% 26.60 11.50–29.50
-325 mesh wt% 5.20 ≤12.00
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Advantages & Benefits

Typical product features for brake pads and friction material applications.

Feature Description
Hydrogen Reduced Hydrogen reduced sponge iron powder with porous particle structure.
Low Apparent Density Supports lightweight friction material formulation and material consumption reduction.
High Internal Porosity Provides large specific surface area and good compatibility in friction systems.
Friction Material Performance Helps optimize braking surface performance, wear resistance and noise suppression.
Note: The above data is for general reference only. Actual values may vary by production batch. Detailed TDS and COA are available according to customer requirements.

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