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Aluminum scrap refers to discarded aluminum materials that undergo recycling processes to reclaim their metal content. These scraps can originate from various sources, including manufacturing waste, construction debris, and end-of-life products. Recycling aluminum scrap is environmentally beneficial as it reduces the need for virgin aluminum production, conserves energy, and minimizes landfill waste. Aluminum scrap undergoes sorting, cleaning, and melting processes to remove impurities and shape it into ingots or billets for reuse in manufacturing. The recycled aluminum retains its properties, making it a cost-effective and sustainable alternative to primary aluminum production, supporting a circular economy and resource conservation efforts.
Mill scale, despite its high iron content (68%-72%), is classified as industrial waste primarily due to contamination with water and oil during the rolling process. In steel plants, most mill scale is recycled into the production of iron ore sinter or pellets, which are subsequently used in iron-making furnaces. It also serves as a coolant in steel-making furnaces. Additionally, mill scale is recycled by briquetting it with a binder. Moreover, mill scale is utilized as a raw material in granular refractory. When this refractory is cast and preheated, the mill scale facilitates the escape of evaporating water vapor, preventing cracks and ensuring a strong monolithic structure.
Aluminium Extrusion Scrap 6063 refers to waste or discarded aluminium material that has been previously extruded into various shapes and profiles. This type of scrap is highly valued in the recycling industry due to its high aluminium content and excellent properties for reprocessing. Appearance: Consists of clean aluminium extrusions, typically in the form of profiles, rods, tubes, and other shapes. Free from paint, coatings, or any attachments such as iron, plastic, or other non-aluminium materials. Aluminium Purity: Aluminium content ranges between 97% to 99%. Contains trace amounts of magnesium and silicon, enhancing its strength and corrosion resistance. Source: Commonly sourced from construction materials, window and door frames, automotive parts, and other extruded aluminium products.Collected from industrial, commercial, and residential sources.
Copper Millberry Scrap refers to pure, unalloyed, and clean copper wire scrap that is commonly used for recycling and reprocessing into various copper products. This type of scrap is highly sought after in the metal recycling industry due to its high copper content and excellent conductivity properties. Copper Purity: Typically, Copper Millberry Scrap contains a minimum of 99.95% pure copper, making it ideal for recycling purposes. Wire Diameter: Varies, but generally includes wires of various gauges that are clean and free from contamination. Source:Commonly sourced from electrical wires, cables, and other copper-bearing items.The scrap is collected from industrial, commercial, and residential sources.
We are a leading importer of Aluminium Scrap Taint Tabor from various countries in Europe and USA. We sell clean old alloy aluminium sheet of two or more alloys, free of foil, venetian blinds, castings, hair wire, screen wire, food or beverage containers, radiator shells, airplane sheet, bottle caps, plastic, dirt, and other non-metallic items.
UBC USED BEVERAGE CAN SPECIFICATIONS TALDON – BALED ALUMINUM USED BEVERAGE CAN (UBC) SCRAP Shall have a minimum density of 14 pounds per cubic foot (225 kg/m3), and a maximum density of 17 pounds per cubic foot (273 kg/m3) for unflattened UBC and 22 pounds per cubic foot (353 kg/m3) for flattened UBC. Size: Minimum 30 cubic feet (.85 m3), with bale range dimensions of 24” to 40” (61 to 132 cm) by 30” to 52” (76 to 132 cm) by 40” to 84”(102 to 213 cm). The only acceptable tying method shall be as follows: four to six 5/8” (1.6 cm) x .020” (5mm) steel bands, or six to ten #13 gauge steel wires (aluminum bands or wires are acceptable in equivalent strength and number). Use of skids and/or support sheets of any material is not acceptable. Must be magnetically separated material and free of steel, lead, bottle caps, plastic cans and other plastic, glass, wood, dirt, grease, trash, and other foreign substances. Any free lead is basis for rejection. Any and all aluminum items, other than used beverage cans, are not acceptable. Variations to this specification should be agreed upon prior to shipment between the buyer and seller. TALDORK – BRIQUETUED ALUMINUM USED BEVERAGE CAN (UBC) SCRAP Shall have a briquette density of 50 pounds per cubic foot (800 kg/m3) minimum. Nominal briquette size shall range from 12” to 24” (30.5 x 61 cm) x 12” to 24” (30.5 x 61 cm) in uniform profile with a variable length of 8” (20.3 cm) minimum and 48” (122 cm) maximum. Briquettes shall be bundled or stacked on skids and secured with a minimum of one vertical band per row and a minimum of one girth band per horizontal layer. Briquettes not to over-hang pallet. Total package height shall be 48 (122 cm) maximum. Banding shall be at least 5/8” (1.6 cm) wide by .020” (5 mm) thick steel strapping or equivalent strength. The weight of any bundle shall not exceed 4,000 pounds (1.814 mt). Material must be magnetically separated and free of steel, plastic, glass, dirt and all other foreign substances. Any and all aluminum items other than UBC are unacceptable. Any free lead is basis for rejection. Items not covered in the specification, including moisture, and any variations to this specification should be agreed upon prior to shipment between the buyer and seller.
HMS 1, HMS 2 Scrap PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS: Heavy melting steel (HMS) or heavy melting scrap is broken up into two major categories: HMS 1 and HMS 2, where HMS 1 does not contain galvanized and blackened steel, whereas HMS 2 does. HMS is typically traded as a blend of 1 and 2, either a premium blend (80/20) or lower grade mixes (70/30) and (60/40). For example, HMS 1 and 2 (80/20) should consist of HMS 1 and 2 in the ratio of 80% (HMS 1) and 20% (HMS 2). Each grade guarantees a minimum piece thickness: at least 1/4 inch (6.3 mm) for HMS 1, and 1/8 in for HMS 2
