Evaluation of high-alloy tool steel scrap.
Tool Steel Scrap
We evaluate high-alloy tool steel scrap generated from tooling, dies and manufacturing processes (hot work, cold work, plastic mold; excluding HSS) according to composition, grade, cleanliness, quantity and location.
01Typical sources
- End-of-life dies and mold cores
- Punches, knives, inserts
- Machining offcuts and crop ends
- Segregated tool steel swarf
- Obsolete bars and blocks
02What affects the value
- Grade and alloy content (Cr, Mo, V, W, Ni)
- Segregation by grade
- Share of coatings, brazing and foreign metals
- Piece size and form
- Quantity and continuity
- Location and logistics
03Grade information increases value
If you know which grade the scrap comes from (e.g. 1.2344, 1.2379, 1.2767), let us know; segregated tool steel scrap of known grade is evaluated more accurately than mixed scrap.
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Send grade information, photos, estimated quantity and location; we will review the material and evaluate the commercial possibilities.
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