Proportion of mineral powder binder

Application Scenarios
Metallurgical Industry: Cold-pressed pellets of iron ore powder and coking coal powder, directly fed into furnaces for smelting;
Environmental Recycling: Pelletizing and reusing steel plant dust and non-ferrous metal tailings powder;
Refractory Field: Press molding of high-temperature mineral powders such as magnesia and bauxite.
Usage Method
Dosage: Add 0.5%-3% of the mineral powder weight; specific ratio should be determined based on tests of particle size and humidity;
Mixing: Stir evenly with mineral powder until no lumps remain;
Molding: Form into pellets/blocks via cold pressing (pressure 15-30MPa) or hot pressing (temperature 200-400°C);
Curing: Air-dry naturally or oven-dry (time adjusted according to environment).
This product is specifically designed for cold-press molding, pelletizing, or hot-press sintering processes of mineral powders (such as iron ore powder, coking coal powder, non-ferrous metal ore powder, etc.). It features high bonding strength, high-temperature resistance, and environmental friendliness (non-toxic), significantly improving the stability, compressive strength, and metallurgical performance of mineral powder molding.
Efficient Bonding Low dosage (typically 0.5%-3%), quickly forms a high-density bonding network when mixed with mineral powder, reducing dust generation.
High-Temperature Resistance Does not decompose at high temperatures (800-1200°C), prevents cracking during sintering, and enhances product strength.
Environmentally Safe Contains no heavy metals, sulfur, phosphorus, or other harmful components, compliant with industrial environmental standards (e.g., RoHS, REACH).
Strong Compatibility Suitable for various mineral powders including iron ore, manganese ore, coking coal powder, and dust; compatible with both cold-press and hot-press processes.