Iron Scrap
Product Name: Iron Scrap
Material Composition: Primarily ferrous metals, with possible traces of other metals depending on the scrap source
Grade: Available in mixed grades (e.g., HMS 1 & 2, cast iron, sheet scrap) based on client requirements
Purity: Typically 90% - 98% pure iron, depending on grade
Appearance: Mixed scrap pieces, including sheets, beams, rods, pipes, and cast iron parts
Size: Varies (can be cut to size upon request); commonly sized for easy handling and melting
Weight: Bulk orders available; shipped in containers or on pallets
Origin: Germany
Packaging: Bulk packaging, often in bales, bundles, or containers for easy transport
Density: Varies by scrap type; typically around 7.87 g/cm³ for pure iron
Melting Point: 1,538°C (2,800°F)
Storage: Should be stored in a dry, covered area to avoid rust and contamination
Environmental Compliance: Processed under Germany’s strict environmental and recycling regulations
Recyclability: 100% recyclable, significantly reducing the carbon footprint compared to using raw iron ore
Certification: Complies with international standards such as ISRI specifications and German environmental codes
Description
Iron Scrap consists of discarded or recycled iron materials collected from industrial processes, construction sites, manufacturing plants, and decommissioned machinery. This scrap includes a range of iron-based materials such as sheets, bars, beams, pipes, and cast iron components. It is widely used as a raw material in the steelmaking and metal fabrication industries. Originating from Germany, known for its high environmental and recycling standards, the iron scrap is processed to ensure minimal impurities and optimal quality for reuse in various industrial applications.
Application:
Iron Scrap is highly versatile and used in several industries for recycling and manufacturing purposes:
- Steel Production: The primary use of iron scrap is in steelmaking, where it serves as a cost-effective raw material in blast furnaces and electric arc furnaces.
- Construction Industry: Recycled iron is used in the production of construction materials like beams, rebar, and structural components.
- Automotive Industry: Iron scrap is utilized in manufacturing car parts, frames, and heavy machinery.
- Shipbuilding and Heavy Equipment: The durability of iron makes it ideal for building ships, containers, and industrial machinery.
- Foundries: Iron scrap is melted and recast into new products, including pipes, tools, and machine parts.
- Recycling Industry: Iron scrap plays a key role in the circular economy by reducing the need for raw material extraction and lowering carbon emissions.
- Art and Craft: Artists and designers use iron scrap in sculptures, installations, and furniture manufacturing.