FERROUS METALS
Ferrous metals are metals that contain iron and are valued for their exceptional strength, durability, and versatility. Common ferrous metals include steel, stainless steel, carbon steel, and cast iron. These materials are widely used in construction, manufacturing, and industrial applications such as buildings, bridges, vehicles, railways, machinery, and heavy equipment.Due to their magnetic properties, ferrous metals are also commonly found in motors, engines, appliances, and electrical equipment. While most ferrous metals have a higher carbon content that makes them susceptible to rust and corrosion, certain types—such as stainless steel, which contains chromium—offer enhanced corrosion resistance and long-lasting performance. Their reliability and recyclability make ferrous metals a vital resource in modern industry.
SHREDDED STEEL SCRAP 211
Shredded Steel Scrap 211 is a premium-grade ferrous scrap produced from processed iron and steel materials that have been mechanically shredded and magnetically separated. This high-density scrap is free from excessive contaminants and is widely used by steel mills and foundries for efficient melting and steel production.
HEAVY MELTING STEEL
Heavy Melting Steel (HMS) is a widely traded grade of recyclable ferrous scrap consisting of steel and wrought iron materials recovered from obsolete structures, machinery, vehicles, and industrial equipment. HMS is primarily categorized into two grades: HMS 1 and HMS 2.
HMS 1 consists of clean steel and wrought iron scrap that is free from galvanized and coated materials. HMS 2 includes galvanized and blackened steel, making it suitable for a broader range of recycling applications. Both grades are sourced from demolished, dismantled, or discarded products that have reached the end of their service life.
HEAVY MELTING STEEL
Heavy Melting Steel (HMS) is a widely traded grade of recyclable ferrous scrap consisting of steel and wrought iron materials recovered from obsolete structures, machinery, vehicles, and industrial equipment. HMS is primarily categorized into two grades: HMS 1 and HMS 2.
HMS 1 consists of clean steel and wrought iron scrap that is free from galvanized and coated materials. HMS 2 includes galvanized and blackened steel, making it suitable for a broader range of recycling applications. Both grades are sourced from demolished, dismantled, or discarded products that have reached the end of their service life.
PLATE AND STRUCTURE
Plate and Structural Scrap is a high-quality ferrous material commonly used in steel manufacturing and recycling operations. This category is primarily divided into two grades: Code 231 and Code 232, both consisting of clean steel plates, structural shapes, crop ends, shearings, and broken steel tires.
Code 231
Code 231 includes cut structural and plate scrap measuring up to 5 feet in length. The material consists of clean open-hearth steel plates and structural steel sections with dimensions not exceeding 18 inches in width. The scrap is prepared to industry specifications, ensuring low levels of impurities, with phosphorus and sulphur content not exceeding 0.05%.
Code 232
Code 232 comprises processed structural and plate steel scrap cut to manageable sizes for efficient handling and melting. This grade includes clean steel plates, structural shapes, shearings, and crop ends that meet strict quality requirements. The material is widely used by steel mills and foundries due to its consistent composition and excellent recycling value.
BUSHELLING BUNDLES
Busheling Bundles are a widely traded grade of high-quality ferrous scrap consisting primarily of clean sheet metal clips, stampings, and production offcuts generated during manufacturing processes. This scrap is highly valued by steel mills and foundries due to its consistency, low contamination levels, and excellent melting characteristics.
Busheling is produced by compressing and bundling clean iron and steel scrap into compact blocks, making it easier to handle, transport, and process. The material typically includes new factory sheet clippings, stampings, drops, clean wrought iron, and soft steel pipe sections sourced directly from industrial production facilities.
BUSHELLING BUNDLES
Busheling Bundles are a widely traded grade of high-quality ferrous scrap consisting primarily of clean sheet metal clips, stampings, and production offcuts generated during manufacturing processes. This scrap is highly valued by steel mills and foundries due to its consistency, low contamination levels, and excellent melting characteristics.
Busheling is produced by compressing and bundling clean iron and steel scrap into compact blocks, making it easier to handle, transport, and process. The material typically includes new factory sheet clippings, stampings, drops, clean wrought iron, and soft steel pipe sections sourced directly from industrial production facilities.
CAST IRON SCRAP
Cast Iron Scrap consists of recyclable cast iron materials recovered from residential, commercial, industrial, and infrastructure projects. These materials are collected and processed for remelting and reuse in the production of new cast iron and steel products, supporting sustainable metal recycling practices.
Common sources of cast iron scrap include old pipes, machinery components, automotive parts, construction materials, manhole covers, and other cast iron structures that have reached the end of their service life. Large quantities are often generated from demolition projects, renovation works, construction sites, and infrastructure upgrades.
ROTORS AND DRUMS
Rotors and Drums Scrap consists of cast iron brake components recovered from end-of-life vehicles, including cars, trucks, motorcycles, trains, and other transportation equipment. These components are an important source of recyclable ferrous metal due to their high-quality cast iron content.
During the vehicle recycling process, brake rotors and drums are carefully removed and inspected. Components that remain in good condition may be refurbished and reused, while worn or damaged parts are processed for remelting and recycling into new metal products.
ROTORS AND DRUMS
Rotors and Drums Scrap consists of cast iron brake components recovered from end-of-life vehicles, including cars, trucks, motorcycles, trains, and other transportation equipment. These components are an important source of recyclable ferrous metal due to their high-quality cast iron content.
During the vehicle recycling process, brake rotors and drums are carefully removed and inspected. Components that remain in good condition may be refurbished and reused, while worn or damaged parts are processed for remelting and recycling into new metal products.
MANGANESE STEEL SCRAP
Manganese Steel Scrap is a high-value ferrous material known for its exceptional strength, durability, and wear resistance. Manufactured from premium manganese steel, this scrap is widely used in industries that require tough and impact-resistant metal components, such as mining, construction, railways, and heavy machinery.
Before being processed for recycling, manganese steel scrap is carefully inspected to ensure it meets industry quality standards. Its excellent mechanical properties and resistance to abrasion make it an ideal material for remelting and reuse in the production of new steel products.