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Calcium Metal

Calcium Metal is a reactive, ductile, and silvery metal. Calcium is also a crucial and fundamental material in modern industry, widely used as a reducing agent, catalyst, or additive in metallurgy, renewable energy, petroleum, and chemical industries.
JHCM has been committed to consistently providing a series of specially tailored electrolyzed calcium metal products with high-purity and high-quality standards.

Calcium Granules Calcium Lumps Calcium Turnings Calcium Wires Calcium Briquettes

Calcium Alloys

Calcium-based alloys are several alloy products, primarily composed of Calcium and other metals. Calcium-based alloys are mainly employed as targeted additives in metallurgy, battery production, solid fuel applications, etc. JHCM is dedicated to consistently delivering high-quality Calcium-based alloys depending on customers’ requirements.

Calcium-Aluminum Alloy Calcium-Magnesium Alloy Calcium Alloy (Rare Earth)
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Calcium-Aluminum Alloy

Calcium metal is a silver-white active metal. It is an important material indispensable to contemporary industry, and is widely used as a reducing agent, catalyst or additive in the fields of iron and steel casting, non-ferrous and rare metal preparation, petrochemical and new energy material manufacturing.

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Key Figures

Form: Lumps of required shape

Dimension: Normally less than 250 mm

Weight: Normally less than 15 kg

Packing: 50-150 kg / drum (depends on specification)
UN No: 1393

UN Classification Code: 4.3

Packaging and Labeling:

Calcium is classified under Packing Group II, indicating a medium hazard substance. All calcium products (lumps, granules, turnings, wires, briquettes, and calcium-alloys) are sealed in metal drums with top covers. Packages are certified internationally. Each transport pallet accommodates four drums, with a maximum pallet weight of 1000 kg.

Transportation:

Calcium is transported via all modes of covered vehicles, adhering to international regulations for the transportation of hazardous materials. It is stored in its packed form within fire-resistant single-story facilities.