Iron Ore Fines 62% Fe
Haematite iron ore fines at 62% Fe for sinter feed and blast furnace charge, supplied in bulk or container lots.
62% Fe is the global benchmark grade against which iron ore is priced and traded. Buyers reference it directly to the published index, which makes pricing discussions unusually transparent compared with most minerals.
Silica, alumina and phosphorus carry penalties; deviation from the base grade is adjusted pro rata. We quote the indicative specification and the adjustment mechanism in the offer so there are no surprises at settlement.
Fines are moisture-sensitive cargo with a transportable moisture limit. For container shipment we use bulk liners and load within the certified limit.
Haematite fines, 62% Fe base grade
- · Bulk in liner-bagged containers
- · Break-bulk parcel
Container lots to chartered break-bulk parcels
20ft with bulk liner: approx. 27 t subject to port weight limit
21–45 days from confirmed order, subject to mine and rail allocation
- · Independent laboratory certificate of analysis
- · Weight and moisture certificate
- Sinter plant feed
- Blast furnace charge
- Pellet plant feed
- Cement clinker iron correction
- Commercial Invoice
- Packing List
- Bill of Lading
- Certificate of Origin
- Certificate of Analysis
- Weight and Moisture Certificate
- Pre-shipment Inspection Report
- FOB
- CFR
- CIF
- Saldanha Bay
- Richards Bay
- Durban
Frequently asked
How is iron ore priced?
Against the published 62% Fe index, with pro-rata adjustment for grade deviation and penalties for silica, alumina and phosphorus.
Container or break-bulk?
Break-bulk is cheaper per tonne above charter-parcel size. Below that, container lots with bulk liners are the practical route.
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