Cast Iron Scrap

Cast Iron Scrap is a high-quality ferrous material obtained from used or discarded cast iron products. It serves as an essential raw material in the metal recycling and foundry industries, ideal for producing new cast iron components and alloys. This scrap material offers excellent melting properties, durability, and consistency, making it suitable for a wide range of industrial applications such as automotive parts, machinery, pipes, and construction materials. The material undergoes proper segregation and cleaning to ensure minimal impurities, providing a stable composition for remelting and reuse in manufacturing processes. It is known for its high carbon content, strength, and resistance to wear, which contribute to the superior performance of end products made from it.

Specifications:

• Material Type: Cast Iron Scrap

• Form: Mixed scrap, machine parts, engine blocks, and other cast items

• Carbon Content: Typically between 2% to 4%

• Melting Point: Approximately 1200°C to 1260°C

• Impurity Level: Low, after proper sorting and cleaning

• Density: Around 6.8 – 7.3 g/cm³

• Usage: Foundries, steel plants, and recycling industries

• Condition: Clean, rust-free, and free from non-metallic contamination

Cast Iron Scrap is widely valued for its recyclability, cost efficiency, and sustainability in metal production. It helps reduce waste and energy consumption while maintaining the strength and quality required for heavy-duty applications.