Non Ferrous Metal Scrap Dealers in Noida

• Country of Origin: India
• Type: Hms Scraps
• Material: Carbide, Non-ferrous Metals, Used Rail Scraps
• Application: Melting, Re Rolling
• Packaging Type: Loose
• Composition: Ferrous Steel Scrap
• Certificate: ISO 9001:2008 Certified
• Scrap Type: Waste
• Scrap Tipe: Bolt, Fittings, Pipe, Wire
• Color: brown
• Application: melting
• Name: HMS

we provide the best quality of aluminium cable scrap, aluminium scrap wire, 6063, sheet , aluminium ubc scrap.

• Application: melting
• Colour: brown
• Product: iron

Hms scrap available

The HMS Scrap, which we offer, has clean angles. We are amongst the dependable Suppliers and Exporters of a wide assortment of HMS Scrap. This HMS Scrap is acclaimed for its exceptional reusability. Details Product : HMS 1 & 2 Heavy melting steel scrap no. 1 and No. 2 as per US ISRI Codes 200  206. HMS No. 1 to be in proportionate of about 80% and Hms no. 2 to be in proportionate of 20% of the total cargo.Quality : Material is free from any type of arms, ammunitions, mines or shells, cartridge, radioactive contaminated or any other explosive materials in any from either used or otherwise.Capacity : 30, 000 Meters per monthMOQ : 5,000 MetersTerms : FOB/CNF/CIF/CFR Payment : TT / LC

We are offering the finest grade Zinc Scrap to our clients. It is made using the finest range of basic material. We source this item in huge quantities to cater to the large needs of customers. Also we guarantee that our items are verified on strict quality parameters. Thus we have been able to supply the finest form of product to our clients worldwide.  

We Offer Refrigerator Compressors:  Godrej Compressors Whirlpool Compressors LG Compressors Blue Star FHP Compressors Carrier Totaline FHP Compressors

• Melting Point: 1100 Degree C
• Material: Gun Metal
• Application: Casting And Foundry Industry
• Hardness: Hardness: 50 -
• Tensile Strength: 310 Mpa

Owing to our unmatched and efficient way of working, we have risen as promising suppliers in the markets of Noida(India) We follow strict warehousing rules and thus we keep the extensive range of products safe in our well-structured warehouse, which is supervised by our team of experts. We offer a wide array of copper scrap suitable for recycling and saves the cost of metal; extraction from ores. 

Like copper, lead has also been a familiar metal used by human beings since ancient times. Lead, a highly malleable and easy to melt metal, is widely used in various industries even today. However, due to its highly toxic nature, the use of lead has been facing pressure from environmentalists in recent years.

We bring forth Car Engine Scrap having a high resale and reuse value. The Car Engine Scrap is widely used in the automobile industry and widely demanded by all our clients. We can provide the Car Engine Scrap to our clients at market leading prices.

• Iron Scrap, Aluminium Scrap,: Aluminium Wheel

Imported Scrap for our local clients , plus local scrap avaliable at varipus locations. We provide Indenting services to our clients, which can be Steel Mills, Metl traders etc.

Like copper, lead has also been a familiar metal used by human beings since ancient times. Lead, a highly malleable and easy to melt metal, is widely used in various industries even today. However, due to its highly toxic nature, the use of lead has been facing pressure from environmentalists in recent years. The pressure to end manufacture of lead-based paints is an example of the growing concern on the potential health hazards caused by lead. Plastics, aluminum, tin, and iron are replacing the use of lead in construction materials, containers, packaging, etc. Tin and other metals are being used to replace lead as a solder in some applications where lead could poison people, such as in drinking water systems. Lead is a very corrosion-resistant, dense, ductile, and malleable blue-gray metal that has been used for at least 5,000 years. Early uses of lead included building materials, pigments for glazing ceramics, and pipes for transporting water. The castles and cathedrals of Europe contain considerable quantities of lead in decorative fixtures, roofs, pipes, and windows. Prior to the early 1900's, uses of lead in the United States were primarily for ammunition, brass, burial vault liners, ceramic glazes, leaded glass and crystal, paints or other protective coatings, pewter, and water lines and pipes. The advent of the electrical age and communications, which were accelerated by technological developments in World War I, resulted in the addition of bearing metals, cable covering, caulking lead, solders, and type metal to the list of lead uses. With the growth in production of public and private motorized vehicles and the associated use of starting-lighting-ignition (SLI) lead-acid storage batteries and terne metal for gas tanks after World War I, demand for lead increased.Most of these uses for lead continued to increase with the growth in population and the national economy. Contributing to the increase in demand for lead was the use of lead as radiation shielding in medical analysis and video display equipment and as an additive in gasoline. By the mid-1980's, a significant shift in lead end-use patterns had taken place. Much of this shift was a result of the U.S. lead consumers compliance with environmental regulations that significantly reduced or eliminated the use of lead in nonbattery products, including gasoline, paints, solders, and water systems. More recently, as the use of lead in non-battery products has continued to decline, the demand for lead in SLI-type batteries has continued to grow. In addition, the demand for lead in non-SLI battery applications also has continued to grow. Lead is processed & refined from lead scrap batteries. Non-SLI battery applications include motive sources of power for industrial forklifts, airport ground equipment, mining equipment, and a variety of nonroad utility vehicles, as well as stationary sources of power in uninterruptible electric power systems for hospitals, computer and telecommunications networks, and load-leveling equipment for electric utility companies. By the early 2000's, the total demand for lead in all types of lead-acid storage batteries represented 88% of apparent U.S. lead consumption. Other significant uses included ammunition (3%), oxides in glass and ceramics (3%), casting metals (2%), and sheet lead (1%). The remainder was consumed in solders, bearing metals, brass and bronze billets, covering for cable, caulking lead, and extruded products. Lead is mined in the United States, Canada, Mexico, Australia, and Peru. More than 1 million tons of lead is recovered in recycling annually, the majority of which is from the recycling of batteries. Australia and China are the leading suppliers of lead in the world. China, India, Japan, US and European Union are the main consumers of lead in the world. Lead is traded mostly as soft lead, animated lead, lead alloys and copper-based lead scrap. India imports nearly 50 percent of its lead requirement every year. Lead production in India is estimated to be around 82,000 ton, mostly from secondary sources. Lack of any major lead ore deposit is the main constraint for enhancing domestic lead production. The domestic industry is characterized by the presence of only a few players in the primary segment. The primary lead industry in India is divided between the following main players: Binani Industries Limited and Sterlite Industries (India) Ltd. (Hndustan Zinc Ltd.). Due to increasing use of lead in domestic market both players are expanding their smelting capacities for lead. Lead in the global market is traded as soft lead, animated lead, lead alloys and copper-base scrap.

scrap ships, picture tubes, televisions lcd

Tin Scrap

rail exel scrap, wheel scrap

air conditioner scrap, Wire Scrap, Lithium Battery Scrap

car body scrap

Furniture Scrap

Metal Scraps

Aluminium Tense, Aluminum Tense Scrap, Aluminium 6063

HMS2 Scrap, Stainless Steel - Grade 304, Ferrous Metal

Metal Scraps

Non Ferrous Metal, Nickel