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200, 300, and 400 Series Stainless Steel Scrap consists of alloyed steel materials containing varying levels of chromium, nickel, and other elements, each series serving different industrial and foundry applications. These stainless grades are widely used in manufacturing, construction, automotive, and industrial equipment. Bright Metals supplies sorted stainless steel scrap by series, supporting controlled chemistry and reliable melting performance.
Bright Metals deals in prepared stainless steel scrap sourced from industrial, commercial, and manufacturing operations. Materials are carefully sorted by series to maintain alloy integrity and meet the requirements of mills, foundries, and specialty alloy producers.
Stainless steel scrap performance depends heavily on accurate sorting and preparation. The following characteristics highlight how these materials support efficient and controlled processing.
Sorting by series ensures predictable chromium and nickel content, supporting precise alloy formulation.
Prepared stainless scrap delivers stable furnace performance and consistent melting characteristics.
Proper grading and preparation reduce losses and improve overall recovery rates.
Processed material minimizes contamination and supports safe transport, storage, and charging.
Stainless steel scrap requires careful classification to maintain alloy performance. Below are common questions related to this product.
The series differ in chromium, nickel, and alloy composition, which affects corrosion resistance, strength, and application use.
Yes, when properly sorted and prepared, stainless scrap is suitable for both foundry and specialty alloy production.
Yes, Bright Metals supports scheduled supply programs and large-volume industrial requirements.
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