Cast Iron Scraps / HMS1 & HMS2 Top Quality

Cast Iron scraps is a vital raw material in various industries, particularly in steel manufacturing, construction, and metal recycling. It consists of recycled iron and steel that can be reprocessed to produce new metal products. The recycling of iron scrap helps conserve natural resources, reduces energy consumption, and minimizes environmental pollution.

Iron scrap is categorized into different types based on its source, composition, and quality. The most common types include:

Types of Iron Scraps

1. Heavy Melting Scrap (HMS) – This is classified into two grades:
   • HMS 1: Consists of heavier steel and iron components without galvanized or blackened coatings.
   • HMS 2: Includes lighter gauge iron and steel that may have slight impurities.
2. Cast Iron Scrap – Derived from old machinery, pipes, automotive parts, and engine blocks.
3. Shredded Steel Scrap – Processed from vehicles, appliances, and industrial equipment, typically shredded for easy melting.
4. Turnings and Borings – Small shavings and filings generated from machining operations in industries.
5. Sheet Iron Scrap – Thin iron sheets recovered from roofing materials, tin cans, and household items.
6. Rail Scrap – Includes used railway tracks and associated parts.
   

   Applications of Iron Scrap

   Iron scrap is widely used in various industries due to its recyclability and cost-effectiveness. The primary applications include:

   • Steel Manufacturing: Reused as a raw material in blast furnaces and electric arc furnaces to produce new steel products.
   • Construction Industry: Used in reinforcing bars, structural beams, and other metal structures.
   • Automobile Industry: Plays a crucial role in producing vehicle components and frames.
   • Shipbuilding: Recycled iron scrap is utilized in fabricating ship structures.
   • Machinery and Tools: Used for making industrial tools, gears, and heavy machinery parts.
   • Household Items: Recycled into furniture, appliances, and kitchenware.
     

     Benefits of Using Iron Scrap

     1. Eco-Friendly: Recycling iron scrap reduces the need for mining virgin ore, lowering carbon emissions and energy consumption.
     2. Cost-Effective: Reduces production costs in industries by providing an affordable raw material.
     3. Conserves Resources: Helps preserve iron ore reserves for future generations.
     4. Reduces Landfill Waste: Keeps discarded metal from accumulating in landfills.
     5. Energy Efficient: Recycling iron scrap consumes significantly less energy compared to processing raw iron ore.
        

        Iron Scrap Specifications Table

        Type of Scrap	Composition & Features	Applications
        HMS 1	Heavy gauge iron, no blackened/galvanized parts	Steel manufacturing, construction
        HMS 2	Lighter gauge iron with minimal impurities	Steel manufacturing, automotive
        Cast Iron Scrap	Sourced from machinery, automotive parts	Foundry casting, machine parts
        Shredded Steel Scrap	Processed from appliances, vehicles	Furnace melting, construction
        Turnings & Borings	Small iron shavings from machining	Steel reprocessing, foundries
        Sheet Iron Scrap	Thin sheets from household & industrial sources	Recycling, steel processing
        Rail Scrap	Used railway tracks and parts	Construction, steelmaking

Essential details::

Place of Origin: Thailand

Brand Name: DENISD

Model Number: DEN736434

Type: Cast Iron Scrap

Fe Content: 99

Weight: 20

Fe Content (%): 99%

Packing: Bluk

Shape: Power

Cast Iron Scrap: Iron Electric Motor Scrap

Supply Ability: 5000 Tons

Net Weight: 5kg

Supply Ability::

Supply Ability: 25000 Ton/Tons per Month

Packaging & delivery::

Packaging Details: AS BUYER REQUEST

Port: Bangkok Port

Lead time::

1 – 25 tons : 18 days

Above 25 tons : To be negotiated