Carbon Steel Scrap
Carbon Steel Scrap
Steel is the world’s most recycled material — every tonne made from scrap saves about 1.5 tonnes of iron ore. We supply heavy and light melting steel, shredded, bundles and busheling for EAF and induction steelmakers.
HMS 1 — No. 1 Heavy Melting Steel
Clean wrought iron/steel ≥1/4″ thick, sized to charge boxes, free of coatings and cast iron. The benchmark heavy melting grade for EAF steelmakers.
Read details →HMS 2 — No. 2 Heavy Melting Steel
Black and galvanised steel ≥1/8″ thick, prepared to size. Zinc coating is managed via the furnace off-gas system.
Read details →HMS 1 & 2 — 80:20 Blend
The standard 80:20 blend of HMS 1 and HMS 2 — a practical mixed heavy-melting grade widely specified for bulk vessel imports.
Read details →LMS — Light Melting Scrap
Lighter-gauge steel under 1/8″ such as sheet cuttings, drums and stampings. Often baled to improve charging density.
Read details →LMS & HMS Bundles
Compressed bales of light-to-medium steel (min. ~75 lb/ft³), magnetically sorted for dense, directly-chargeable feed.
Read details →Shredded Scrap (211)
Fragmentised, magnetically-separated steel from shredded vehicles and appliances (2–8″). High density and consistency — the preferred EAF charge.
Read details →No. 1 Bundles
New black uncoated sheet clippings and skeleton scrap compressed to ≥75 lb/ft³. Clean, known-chemistry feed for EAF and re-rollers.
Read details →No. 1 Busheling
Clean new uncoated factory steel clippings and stampings ≤12″, low in tramp elements. A premium grade for flat-rolled and automotive-quality steel.
Read details →Click any grade for its full ISRI description, end-use and trade notes. Product photos are being added.