Typical material
Hot forged parts, press-forged offcuts, solid steel pieces and dense factory rejects.
A steel or iron that is hammered, pressed, dropped or stamped by high temperature production process.
Product Detail
Size
Thickness = 3 mm. or more
Length = 70 cm. or less
Sample
Automotive spare parts, agricultural tools (shovel, spade, digging tools), etc.
Material notes for Forged scrap
Forged scrap is usually dense and heavy, but alloy content and size still need checking before melting or resale.
What to check
Alloy grade, scale, oil, rubber inserts, non-ferrous attachments and whether pieces require cutting.
Before pricing
Send close-ups, approximate piece size, weight estimate and any known steel grade from the factory.
Frequently asked questions about Forged scrap
Is Forged scrap usually treated like ordinary scrap?
Not always. Forged scrap can be dense and valuable, but alloy, heat treatment and attachment contamination must be checked first.
What information helps price Forged scrap?
Known steel grade, part type, size, weight, oil condition and whether the material is mixed with cast iron or stainless steel.
What affects the price of Forged scrap?
Price depends on grade certainty, piece size, cleanliness, quantity, cutting work, loading access and current demand.
How should Forged scrap be prepared?
Keep forged steel separate from cast iron, non-ferrous metals, rubber and mixed factory waste. Show any oversize pieces before pickup.