Hot Briquetted Iron (HBI) is a high-quality steelmaking feedstock, formed by compressing Direct Reduced Iron (DRI) at high temperatures (typically between 650 and 700°C) into dense briquettes. This process improves handling, reduces reactivity, minimizes the risk of spontaneous combustion, and enhances safety during storage and transportation compared to standard DRI. HBI serves as an efficient and premium alternative to steel scrap, widely used in Electric Arc Furnaces (EAFs) and Induction Furnaces (IFs). Its attributes, such as high density, low porosity, and consistent composition, make it a preferred choice for global steel production.


















