Heavy Metal Scraps

1. Scrap is cut per ISRI Standards
HMS 1. Heavy steel scrap with thickness over 6mm (the greatest part) dim max about 1. 5x0. 5x0. 5m, prepared for the feeding of the furnaces, pipes & profiles are also accepted. Auto bodies & auto wheels are not accepted. To achieve the desired chemical analysis it will not contain any concrete steel, light steel bars, as well as fragments of copper, zinc, lead or their alloys or parts of cars.
HMS 2. Light steel scrap with thickness upto 6mm, dim of about 1. 5x. 0. 5x0. 5m, prepared for the feeding of furnace. In case that a higher density is wanted the allowed maximum is 1m. It may contain car wheers but w / out their bodies and steel scrap resulting from electrical home appliances. To achieeve the desire chemical analysis, it will not contain concrete steel & light steel bars, as well as fragments of copper, zinc, lead and their alloys.
3. Exclusions
A. Pressurised containers, closed or insufficiently opned taht may cause explosions. Containers are considered insufficiently opened when openings is not visible or is small than 10cm in any direction.
B. Dangerous materials, flammable or explosive, fire weapons (assembled or disassembled) , ammunition, dust or pollutants that may contain or emit substances dangerous to health, to the environment or for the smelting process.
C. Radioactive materials (materials which radioactive exceeds environment radioactivity level) radioactive materials in sealed containers, irrespective of the fact that in exterior significant racdioactivity is not detectable due to the position of the source in the ferrous material mass

1. Scrap is cut per ISRI Standards
HMS 1. Heavy steel scrap with thickness over 6mm (the greatest p