ECA is produced by heating raw anthracite to extremely high temperatures, typically between 1800°C and 2200°C, in an electric arc furnace. The process of electro-calcination is functionally similar to the traditional gas-fired method and produces a largely indistinguishable product. However, it operates as a continuous process, offering inherent efficiency advantages over conventional gas furnaces.

Due to its superior purity and low electrical resistivity, ECA is a high-quality carbonaceous material used in critical applications such as the production of carbon electrode paste (Söderberg paste) and other high-end carbon products. It is also widely used in foundries as a carbon raiser/recarburiser to enhance the carbon content of the melt.

Our ECA and CEP units will be equipped with state-of-the-art operational and R&D facilities, benchmarked against leading global players. Beyond meeting the growing demand, these facilities will set new standards in quality and innovation for the foundry and ferro alloy industries. By serving as a reliable and valued supplier, we aim to actively contribute to the sustainable growth, self-reliance, and long-term development of both the industry and the nation in the years to come.