STEEL SCRAP Supply

In steel industries HMS stands for heavy melting scrap, where HMS 1 and HMS 2 are the two grades. Both HMS 1 & 2 comprise obsolete scrap only where the impurity is very less. The iron and the steel is recovered from different types of items which is demolished or dismantled at the end of their life cycle or in between due to replacement. This HMS is called Heavy melting steel or heavy melting scrap. This is an identification of recyclable steel and wrought iron for HMS. This HMS is divided into the two major categories: HMS 1 and HMS 2, where HMS 1 does not contain galvanized and blackened steel, whereas HMS 2 does. HMS1 refers to the scrap which is heavier and cannot be galvanized. It has a higher density indeed. But HMS2 refers to the lighter scrap and somehow it can be galvanized during processing or collection. The size of each scrap varies based on diferent source and suppliers. HMS 1 heavy melting is a cut grade of scrap comprised of obsolete scrap including not but limited to wrought iron fencing and railings, demolition of the debris like beams or automotive metals etc with many other similar metal. The definition for no. We supply HMS 1 and 2 with diferent categories based on requirement.