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Copper Metal Scrap refers to discarded or leftover copper materials from various sources, including industrial processes, electrical equipment, and construction debris. Copper is a highly sought-after metal due to its excellent electrical conductivity, corrosion resistance, and malleability. It is commonly used in applications such as electrical wiring, plumbing, and manufacturing of machinery and electronic components. Recycling copper scrap not only conserves natural resources but also saves significant amounts of energy compared to extracting copper from ore.

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Cast Iron Scrap refers to the discarded or leftover cast iron materials that can be recycled and reused in the production of new cast iron products. Cast iron is a group of iron-carbon alloys that contain a high percentage of carbon (typically 2-4%), making it more brittle but ideal for casting processes due to its ability to flow into molds when molten. Cast iron is widely used in construction, automotive, and industrial applications due to its durability, wear resistance, and excellent castability.

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Aluminium Scrap   











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Aluminium Dross Scrap refers to the by-product or waste material produced during the melting and refining of aluminum. It consists of aluminum oxides, impurities, and other materials that rise to the surface of molten aluminum during the smelting process. Dross can be found in both primary aluminum production (from bauxite ore) and secondary aluminum production (from recycled aluminum), and it is typically skimmed off the molten aluminum before it is cast into ingots or other forms.

Aluminium dross is mass of solid impurities floating on the molten metal and has formed by the reaction of liquid metallic Aluminium with the atmosphere. Aluminium Dross is a mixture of primarily metallic Aluminium, Aluminium Oxide and Aluminium Nitride.

Aluminium dross is mass of solid impurities floating on the molten metal and has formed by the reaction of liquid metallic Aluminium with the atmosphere. Aluminium Dross is a mixture of primarily metallic Aluminium, Aluminium Oxide and Aluminium Nitride.

Aluminium dross is mass of solid impurities floating on the molten metal and has formed by the reaction of liquid metallic Aluminium with the atmosphere. Aluminium Dross is a mixture of primarily metallic Aluminium, Aluminium Oxide and Aluminium Nitride.

Brass Metal Scrap refers to discarded or leftover brass materials from various manufacturing processes or the dismantling of old brass-based items. Brass is an alloy primarily composed of copper (Cu) and zinc (Zn), with trace amounts of other metals like lead, tin, and iron sometimes added to enhance its properties. Brass is known for its gold-like appearance, corrosion resistance, and good machinability, making it a common material used in applications such as plumbing fittings, electrical connectors, musical instruments, and decorative items.

Aluminum scrap can be classified into new and old scrap. New scrap mainly covers the reutilization of aluminum production, with much yet to be circulated actually. Old scrap aluminum comes from the recycling of aluminum products, such as transportation, packaging, and engineering cables [86,87].

Aluminium Scrap    Description. Aluminium Notchbar, also known as Aluminum Notched Bar or Cuttings, is a specific type of aluminum product, predominantly used in the metal and steel industry. It comes in a designated size and weight, making it an easily manageable form of raw aluminum for various applications.

Stainless Steel Turnings Scrap must consist of clean 18-8 type stainless steel turnings containing a minimum 7% nickel and 16% chrome. Compared to 18-8 bundles and solid, 18-8 turning returns lesser value to steel mills since it has lesser moisture content than 18-8 bundles.

304 Stainless Steel Scrap refers to discarded or leftover stainless steel material that contains a high percentage of chromium (Cr) and nickel (Ni), typically in the form of 304 stainless steel, one of the most commonly used grades of stainless steel. This particular grade is known for its excellent corrosion resistance, high durability, and good formability, making it ideal for various applications such as in kitchens, food processing, medical equipment, and architectural structures.