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'''Iron ore''' is a resource found on the map. It can be smelted into [[iron plate]]s in a [[furnace]], and is also a component in [[concrete]]. | |||
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'''Iron ore''' is a | |||
In the [[Space Age]]{{SA}} expansion, each surface has its own way of obtaining iron ore. | |||
* On [[Nauvis]], it appears in patches that can be mined with drills, as in the base game. | |||
* On [[space platform]]s, [[metallic asteroid chunk]]s gathered with [[asteroid collector]]s can be processed into iron ore in [[crusher]]s. | |||
* On [[Gleba]], iron ore can be obtained by allowing [[iron bacteria]] to [[Spoilage mechanics|spoil]], which can be obtained sustainably in [[biochamber]]s first from [[jelly]] and then by [[Iron bacteria cultivation|cultivating them]] with [[bioflux]]. | |||
* On [[Vulcanus]], iron ore can be found in rocks on the planet's surface. Most iron products, including concrete, are produced in [[foundry|foundries]] from [[molten iron]] extracted from inexhaustible [[lava]] with [[calcite]]. | |||
* On [[Fulgora]], it can be obtained by recycling [[concrete]], itself obtained from recycling [[scrap]]. It has little use as iron plate, steel plates and concrete can also all be recycled from scrap. | |||
* Iron ore is not available on [[Aquilo]]; iron and iron products must be imported. | |||
== Alternative recipes == | |||
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| {{Icon|Metallic asteroid crushing||}} Metallic asteroid crushing || {{Icon|Time|2}} + {{Icon|Metallic asteroid chunk|1}} || {{Icon|Iron ore|20}} + {{Icon|Metallic asteroid chunk|0.3}} || {{Icon|Crusher}} || {{Icontech|Space platform (research)|}} [[Space platform (research)]] | |||
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| {{Icon|Advanced metallic asteroid crushing||}} Advanced metallic asteroid crushing || {{Icon|Time|5}} + {{Icon|Metallic asteroid chunk|1}} || {{Icon|Iron ore|10}} + {{Icon|Copper ore|4}} + {{Icon|Metallic asteroid chunk|0.1}} || {{Icon|Crusher}} || {{Icontech|Advanced asteroid processing (research)|}} [[Advanced asteroid processing (research)]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 04:34, 5 August 2026
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500 (10 stacks) |
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1 |
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iron-ore |
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Object description
Iron ore is a resource found on the map. It can be smelted into iron plates in a furnace, and is also a component in concrete.
In the Space Age
expansion, each surface has its own way of obtaining iron ore.
- On Nauvis, it appears in patches that can be mined with drills, as in the base game.
- On space platforms, metallic asteroid chunks gathered with asteroid collectors can be processed into iron ore in crushers.
- On Gleba, iron ore can be obtained by allowing iron bacteria to spoil, which can be obtained sustainably in biochambers first from jelly and then by cultivating them with bioflux.
- On Vulcanus, iron ore can be found in rocks on the planet's surface. Most iron products, including concrete, are produced in foundries from molten iron extracted from inexhaustible lava with calcite.
- On Fulgora, it can be obtained by recycling concrete, itself obtained from recycling scrap. It has little use as iron plate, steel plates and concrete can also all be recycled from scrap.
- Iron ore is not available on Aquilo; iron and iron products must be imported.
Alternative recipes
Space Age expansion exclusive feature.
| Process | Input | Output | Made in | Required technology |
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| Metallic asteroid crushing | + | + | Space platform (research) | |
| Advanced metallic asteroid crushing | + | + + | Advanced asteroid processing (research) |
