Ferrous Scrap

Ferrous scrap is a type of metallic waste composed mainly of iron and steel. It comes from objects and structures that have reached the end of their useful life, such as cars, appliances, machinery and buildings.

Recycling ferrous scrap is essential for the preservation of natural resources, reducing the carbon footprint and saving energy. In addition, it contributes to reducing the demand for iron ore extraction and reducing the amount of solid waste in landfills.

The ferrous scrap recycling process includes collection, sorting, processing and smelting. First, scrap is collected and separated according to its composition and quality. It is then processed by crushing, cutting and compacting. Finally, it is melted in furnaces to obtain new steel products.

Recycled ferrous scrap is used to manufacture a wide variety of products, such as construction steel, automobiles, household appliances, metal packaging, machinery and other everyday objects.