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Silicomanganese is a compound made from a natural mixture of silicon and manganese, an element that occurs naturally in the earth. Combined, these elements are used to produce many specialty steel alloys. This compound enhances the natural properties of steel, giving it increased strength and functionality, as well as improved aesthetic appeal. This means these alloys can be used in applications beyond standard steel products. Silicon manganese can also be called ferrosilicon manganese or simply SiMn.

This compound can be used alone or in combination with other substances to form various alloys. The ratio of silicon to manganese can also be adjusted to give the steel the desired properties. Standard silicon-manganese steel alloys contain 14 to 16 percent silicon, and up to 68 percent manganese. They also include small amounts of carbon, which is necessary for the steel to chemically react with these compounds. In stainless steel or special steel products, the silicon content can be as high as 30%.

Adding silicomanganese to steel also creates a purer, cleaner steel alloy. These chemicals absorb natural elements such as phosphorus from the steel. This means fewer impurities and a higher quality product. Alloys made using this technology take longer and cost more to produce than conventional steel.