Metal Trading

Stainless steel scrap

This secondary raw material is, indispensable if the increasing demand for the necessary nickel units brought about by the constantly growing stainless steel production is to be met.
In addition, stainless steel scrap is normally traded at lower prices than primary nickel and chrome bearers and also enables shorter and more efficient tap-to-tap times thanks to its relatively fast melting and its high density.

Titanium scrap

Titanium scrap (Ti Scrap) and titanium alloy scrap (Ti Alloy Scrap) have a variety of properties when it comes to useful characteristics. With the vast amount of titanium used, there is also a vast amount of titanium scrap and titanium alloy scrap to recycle from these different forms. Titanium scrap and titanium alloy scrap has proved to be highly useful with their properties of superior corrosion resistance (saltwater propeller shafts), hard but lightweight makeup and high melting temperature.

Brass scrap

An alloy of copper and zinc, brass is yellow in color and often used as a substitute of gold. The metal has found uses in low pressure plumbing fittings (sometimes with copper), sink drains and fixtures (sometimes chrome plated to make it more decorative), car radiators, door knobs, and in trim hardware.

Precious metal scrap

We specialize in recycling materials containing precious metals, such as those from the electronics, glass, jewelry, and chemical industries. This includes:
• Powders and pastes containing precious metals
• Residues from the production process
• Off-spec and EOL products
• Platinum- and ruthenium-containing targets for the production of magnetic data storage disks (HDDs)
• Bonding wires and contact materials for manufacturing circuit boards
• Silver and gold targets for coatings
• Platinum/rhodium sensors for measurement and instrumentation technology
• Instruments and crucibles for laboratory use
• Stirrers and nozzles for the glass industry

Electronic scrap

Electronic products are equipment or apparatus in which the basic functions are facilitated by electronic circuits or components, including semiconductor devices (e.g., integrated circuits, transistors, diodes), electro-optical components (e.g., CRTs, LEDs, CCDs, lasers, etc.), passive components (e.g., resistors, capacitors, inductors), sensors (e.g., transducers, MEMs devices) and electronics packaging (e.g., printed circuit boards, connectors).

Carbon Steel

GRADES OF CARBON & ALLOY STEEL WE SUPPLY
There are four types of carbon steel based on the amount of carbon present in the alloy. Lower carbon steels are softer and more easily formed, and steels with a higher carbon content are harder and stronger, but less ductile, and they become more difficult to machine and weld. Below are the properties of the grades of carbon steel we supply:
Low Carbon Steel – Composition of 0.05%-0.25% carbon and up to 0.4% manganese. Also known as mild steel, it is a low-cost material that is easy to shape. While not as hard as higher-carbon steels, carburizing can increase its surface hardness.
Medium Carbon Steel – Composition of 0.29%-0.54% carbon, with 0.60%-1.65% manganese. Medium carbon steel is ductile and strong, with long-wearing properties.
High Carbon Steel – Composition of 0.55%-0.95% carbon, with 0.30%-0.90% manganese. It is very strong and holds shape memory well, making it ideal for springs and wire.
Very High Carbon Steel – Composition of 0.96%-2.1% carbon. Its high carbon content makes it an extremely strong material. Due to its brittleness, this grade requires special handling.

Lead ingots

Our company provides metallic Lead Ingots with the highest possible density. Ingots are generally the least costly metallic form and useful in general applications. Materials are produced using crystallization, solid state and other ultra high purification processes such as sublimation.