Ferro Tungsten is an alloy with tungsten and iron as the main components, usually containing 65%-85% tungsten, a small amount of iron and other trace elements. It is smelted in an electric arc furnace or a metallurgical furnace and has high density, high hardness and excellent high temperature resistance. Ferro Tungsten is widely used in the steel industry as an additive to improve the hardness, wear resistance and corrosion resistance of steel, especially in the manufacture of high-speed steel, tool steel and heat-resistant alloys.

Chromium zirconium copper (CuCrZr) electrodes combine excellent conductivity, high hardness, and heat resistance, ensuring stable performance under high-temperature and heavy-load conditions. 

Tungsten-copper rods are composite materials combining tungsten’s high melting point and strength with copper’s excellent thermal and electrical conductivity. 

In Q1 2025, China's tungsten products imports reached 3,832.85 tons, representing a year-on-year increase of 24.26%.

In Q1 2025, China’s tungsten product exports totaled 3,316.95 tons, down 24.06% year-on-year. Specific export figures include:

In Q1 2025, China’s molybdenum product exports totaled 9,535.28 tons, up 0.94% year-on-year. Specific export figures include:

In Q1 2025, China’s molybdenum product imports totaled 21,329.20 tons, up 33.20% year-on-year. Specific import figures include:

In Q1 2025, China’s molybdenum product imports totaled 21,329.20 tons, up 33.20% year-on-year. Specific import figures include:

In April 2025, China’s tungsten market exhibited an overall upward trend. Average prices were as follows:

In April 2025, China’s mainstream light and heavy rare earth product prices showed pergent trends: praseodymium-neodymium prices fluctuated downward, while dysprosium and terbium prices rose then fell. Average prices were as follows: