Steel does not only have a long lifespan, but has many lives!
Today, a beverage can - tomorrow, the bodywork of a vehicle; today, a working tool - tomorrow, the pillar of a bridge; today, a ship’s engine - tomorrow, a turbine in a power plant! Due to the versatile usefulness of steel, steel scrap is the undisputed "world champion" when it comes to recycling. The annual proportion of steel recycled in the world is greater than the annual proportion of recycled paper, plastics and glass combined. The reason for this certainly lies in the fact that steel can be recycled as many times as we want, completely and without the loss of quality, which saves both the primary raw material and energy!
Waste materials
Old steel scrap
Steel scrap from production, technological waste
Mixed steel scrap
Turnings
Machines, machine parts and components
Grey cast scrap
Stainless steel
Sales programme
Old thick steel scrap
(thickness > 6 mm,
< 1,5x0,5x0,5 m)
Mixed carbon steel turnings
Grey cast iron turnings
Old thin steel scrap
(thickness do 6 mm,
<1,5x0,5x0,5 m)
Old thick steel scrap
(thickness >10 mm,
<1,5x0,5x0,5 m)
Cast iron feedstock – cut to size
New sheet metal punch scrap
(<1,5x0,5x0,5 m)
Old sheet metal packages
Cast iron feedstock – packages of new sheet metal
Old sheet metal packages
Machine parts and components
Stainless steel pieces (by alloying element content)
Homogeneous turnings
Grey cast pieces
Stainless steel pieces (by alloying element)
