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Carbonyl Iron (Fe) Micron Powder, Purity: 97.5+%, Size: 1-5 µm, Spherical

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Carbonyl Iron (Fe) Micron Powder

Purity: 97.5+%, Size: 1-5 µm, Spherical

Carbonyl iron micron powder is a spherical form of elemental iron produced by the thermal decomposition of iron pentacarbonyl. Its fine particle size distribution, high compressibility, and magnetic properties make it a versatile material for advanced manufacturing and functional applications. The spherical morphology ensures excellent flowability and uniform packing density, while its chemical purity supports both industrial and biomedical uses.

Technical Properties

Purity

97.5+%

Size

1-5 µm

Apparent Density

2.0-3.0 g/cm3

Morphology  Spherical
CAS No 7439-89-6

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Applications

  • Powder Metallurgy: Used in precision components where high density and uniformity are required, enabling production of gears, automotive parts, and structural elements.
  • Soft Magnetic Components: Incorporated into inductors, transformers, and magnetic cores due to its excellent magnetic permeability and low losses.
  • Metal Injection Molding (MIM): Serves as a feedstock for complex-shaped metallic parts with high dimensional accuracy.
  • Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) Shielding: Applied in coatings and composites to block or absorb electromagnetic radiation in electronics and communication devices.
  • Magnetic Inks & Toners: Utilized in specialty printing applications requiring magnetic responsiveness.
  • Pharmaceuticals & Nutrition: Recognized as a bioavailable iron source in dietary supplements and medical formulations, particularly for treating iron deficiency anemia.
  • Research & Development: Employed in experimental magnetic materials, nanocomposites, and additive manufacturing studies.
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