Type of FerroAlloys

Ferroalloys are a range of alloys made from iron, and other elements such as chromium, manganese, and silicon. These alloys are used in a variety of industrial applications because of their strength and durability. The most common types of ferroalloys are ferromanganese, ferrosilicon, silicomanganese, and ferrotitanium. In this article, we’ll explore the different types of ferroalloys and their uses.

Silicon Manganese

Silicon Manganese, also known as ferro-silicon manganese, is a combination of two elements – silicon and manganese. It is a vital alloy used in the production of steel and several other alloys. The combination of these two elements makes it a cost-effective and highly effective alloy.

Mn	Si	C	P	S
65% min	15% min	2.25% max	0.25% max	0.03% max
60% min	14% min	3.0% max	0.25% max	0.03% max

HC Ferro Manganese

HC Ferro Manganese is a ferroalloy composed of manganese and iron, used in the production of steel. It is a key component of the steelmaking process, as it helps to impart strength and hardness to the end product. With its high melting point and low vapor pressure, HC Ferro Manganese is a versatile and reliable material for many applications.

Mn	Si	C	P	S
76% min	1.0% max	6-8%	0.25% max	0.03% max
75% min	1.0% max	6-8%	0.25% max	0.03% max
73% min	1.5% max	6-8%	0.25% max	0.03% max
70% min	1.5% max	6-8%	0.25% max	0.03% max

LC/MC Ferro Manganese

Ferro manganese is an alloy of iron and manganese, primarily used in the production of steel. It is produced by combining manganese and iron in a furnace at high temperatures. LC/MC Ferro Manganese is an alloy of intermediate carbon content between low carbon ferro manganese and medium carbon ferro manganese. 

Mn	Si	C	P	S
78% min	1.0% max	0.5% max	0.25% max	0.03% max
78% min	1.0% max	1.0% max	0.25% max	0.03% max
78% min	1.0% max	1.5% max	0.25% max	0.03% max
75% min	1.25% max	1.5% max	0.25% max	0.03% max