HMS2 or Heavy Metal Scrap type 2 is a thin used steel. It is categorized as type 2 due to its thickness that has to be between 1 and 3 mm.
Thickness = 1 – 3 mm.
Automotive parts, steel chairs, refrigerators, cooking pots, microwave ovens, washing machines, drying machines, dish washers, bicycle bodies, steel wheels, used thing stamping plates, nails, steel nets, rolling steel doors, steel furniture, open-top 200-liter steel cylinders, cylinder lids, fan grill, thin steel pipes, rebar.
Light scrap is usually thinner and lower-density than HMS, so volume, contamination and processing condition have a strong impact on handling cost.
Thin sheet, appliances, light fabrication scrap, sheared light scrap and shredded light scrap.
Plastic, rubber, foam, paint, soil, mixed non-ferrous metals and whether the material is loose or compacted.
Show pile density, approximate volume, weight estimate and loading access.
Light scrap is thinner and less dense, so transport and preparation cost are different from heavy prepared steel.
Yes, but loose material should be photographed clearly because density, volume and contamination affect the estimate.
Price depends on thickness, cleanliness, coating, density, amount of non-steel material, loading access and market conditions.
Remove plastics, rubber, wood and non-ferrous metals where possible. If the material is sheared, shredded or baled, show the processed condition in photos.
