Packing:

• Bags

 

Sizing:

• Briquette

• Rounds

• Cathode

 

About Cobalt

Cobalt, despite being naturally occurring, is usually recovered as a by-product from the mining of ores of Iron, Nickel, Copper, Silver, Manganese, Zinc and Arsenic. Cobalt metal is refined by reductive smelting and is a hard lustrous silver-blue/white metal. It is similar to Iron and Nickel in its physical properties.

 

Key Properties of Cobalt

It is a ferromagnetic metal and has a relative permeability two thirds that of Iron. It is a weakly reducing metal that is protected by a passivating oxide film.

 

Uses

Cobalt is used in many alloys (superalloys for parts in gas turbine aircraft engines, corrosion resistant alloys, high-speed steels, cemented carbides), in magnets and magnetic recording media, as catalysts for the petroleum and chemical industries. Cobalt Oxides are widely used in Lithium Battery production.