What is HR trimming scrap metal and how can you benefit from it? In this blog post, we will explain what HR trimming scrap metal is, how it is produced, and how Tiger International Limited is a global seller of it. HR trimming scrap metal is the cut off from the slitting machines which process coils for industrial manufacturing use. When new HR coils are processed, they are cut to… Read More »HR Trimming Scrap
The use of Scrap Metal Rail Track usage in the recycling industry The recycling of scrap metal rail track is an important practice in the metal industry. These tracks, made of steel or iron, can be recycled and repurposed for various applications, reducing the need for new raw materials. There is various grades of Scrap metal Rail track, such as R50, R55, R60, R65. What is R50 rail track? The… Read More »Scrap Metal Rail Tracks
What is Bobbin scrap metal? Bobbin scrap metal is a wound coil of strip or wire metal in a cylindrical shape, which has been wound during its pre scrapping production process. As metal is very rigid it allows the bobbin to be solid in shape, making it easier to handle and transport than loose scrap metal. In the UK, bobbin scrap metal is classed as grade 4f, which is new… Read More »Bobbin scrap metal
Tiger International Limited is a global exporter of HR trimming scrap metal. The scrap is loaded into containers and exported for the use of wire manufacturing. HR trimming loading for export When HR trimming side cutting scrap is loaded, 20-foot ocean containers are used, and the trimming bundles are loaded by forklift or crane. Each bundle is usually wound tightly so it does not come loose during the sea journey… Read More »HR Trimming scrap metal exporter
What is the HS code for HR side edge trimming scrap? The HS code 72044100 can be used to classify HR side edge trimming scrap metal. This gives a classification description of turnings, shavings, chips, milling waste, sawdust, fillings, trimmings, and stampings, whether or not in bundles. HR side edge trimming scrap metal is wound into in bundles, and as the HS code classification includes trimmings it can be a… Read More »Hs code for HR side edge trimming scrap metal
Why is hot rolled trimming scrap metal produced? When hot rolled coils are put through various processes such as transporting, pickling and cold rolling, damage can be caused on the edge of the coil. These defect areas need removing which is done by trimming the hot-rolled coil. A slitter is used to cut the edge and then the scrap is wound on a scrap winder to create hr trimming scrap.… Read More »Trimming side edge hot-rolled (HR) scrap metal
The slitting of hot rolled coils involves many processes line operators need to consider, one of which is how to handle the HR side edge scrap trimming. In efforts to minimise scrap to maximise yield, there are 3 main systems available to slitting lines to consider. Using the right one is important to prevent downtime by correctly handling the side edge scrap trimming and the efficiency of the scrapping system… Read More »Hot rolled (HR) side edge scrap metal trimming handling
What is edge trimming scrap metal and how is it produced? Edge trimming scrap metal is the scrap recovered from hot rolled coil slitting. There are many different names for this type of scrap metal which has no clear classification with ISRI – the institute of scrap recycling industries. The nearest official classification for trimming bundles would be: “No. 1 bundles may include stanley balls or mandrel wound bundles or… Read More »Edge trimming scrap metal
Side cutting hot rolled trimming scrap. To find the right specification of side cutting trimming scrap, its important to know what type of hot rolled slitting has taken place to produce the scrap. If the slitting is too thick then the side cutting trimming scrap will be out of specification. Slitting is a set of knives which cut mother hot-rolled coils to a smaller size as required by the end-user.… Read More »Side cutting trimming scrap metal
What is Coil edge Cutting Scrap Metal? When Hot rolled coils are slit, they produce a grade of scrap metal called coil edge cutting. This scrap metal is a thin strip of metal cutting from the side of the coil which is excess from the hot-rolled coil slitting process. If the thickness and width of the scrap metal is controlled, it can be re-used in the wire manufacturing industry. Other… Read More »Coil Edge Cutting Scrap Metal
