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Nitrided Manganese

<p>A nitrogen-bearing manganese alloy for controlled nitrogen and manganese addition in specialty steelmaking.</p>

Grade
JMnN-A / JMnN-B / JMnN-C
Also Known As
Nitrided Ferromanganese
Product Tier
Specified Within Available Ranges
Physical Form
Briquette
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Product Information

Technical Overview

A nitrogen-bearing manganese alloy for controlled nitrogen and manganese addition in specialty steelmaking.

Product Highlights

  • Three nitrogen levels — JMnN-A, JMnN-B and JMnN-C — so the nitrogen-to-manganese ratio can be matched to the melt
  • Briquetted form for reliable dissolution and consistent recovery in the ladle
  • Batch traceability with a Manufacturer Test Report issued for every lot

Reference Technical Parameters

Property / Element Symbol Typical / Reference Value Unit
Manganese Mn 70–90 %
Nitrogen N 4–10 %
Carbon C ≤0.10 %
Silicon Si ≤0.80 %
Phosphorus P ≤0.05 %
Sulfur S ≤0.05 %

Physical Form & Supply

Form briquette
Particle Size / Dimension 10–60 mm, ≥90%
Packaging Jumbo bags 1,000 kg/bag; Steel drums 250 kg/drum
MOQ 1 metric ton; smaller trial lots negotiable
Lead Time 15–25 days after technical confirmation
Supply Mode Made to order

Applications

Used for nitrogen and manganese addition in chromium-nickel-manganese stainless steel; may support partial substitution of higher-cost nickel-bearing inputs after trials.

Technical Notes

Company brochure reference: nitrided manganese briquettes. Grades JMnN-A, JMnN-B and JMnN-C differ in nitrogen level; nitrogen and manganese targets can be agreed by contract.

The values above are product-reference data for technical evaluation. Final acceptance criteria follow the signed specification, contract and batch MTR.

Product Reference

Specifications And Supply Details

Specification Notes
<p>Company brochure reference: nitrided manganese briquettes. Grades JMnN-A, JMnN-B and JMnN-C differ in nitrogen level; nitrogen and manganese targets can be agreed by contract.</p>
Customization
Available

Applications

  • Alloy Smelting

<p>Used for nitrogen and manganese addition in chromium-nickel-manganese stainless steel; may support partial substitution of higher-cost nickel-bearing inputs after trials.</p>

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