Iron-based pre-alloy is widely used in powder metallurgy for manufacturing structural components due to its excellent compressibility and sintering behavior. It is commonly applied in the production of automotive parts such as gears, connecting rods, and bushings, where good strength and wear resistance are required. The pre-alloyed nature ensures uniform distribution of alloying elements, enhancing hardenability and mechanical properties after heat treatment. It is also used in soft magnetic composites for electrical and electronic applications, benefiting from its magnetic performance and low core loss. Additionally, iron-based pre-alloy powders are suitable for additive manufacturing processes, enabling the fabrication of complex, high-density metal parts with consistent properties.