Two correct decisions:
        High-alloyed industrial waste and Burg Metall

The appearance of these materials may vary: It can be about high-purity scrap or master alloys, or can mean “real scraps” as for example discarded machine parts or slurries and dusts. Basically we are in a position to take every kind of scrap against corresponding remuneration.

Stainless steel scrap:

• Chrome-nickel scrap
• Chrome-nickel-molybdenum scrap
• Copper-nickel scrap

Metal scrap:

• Nickel scrap
• Chrome scrap
• Molybdenum scrap
• Niobium scrap
• Titan scrap
• Wolfram scrap
• Tantalum scrap
• Zirconium scrap
• Cobalt scrap

Super and special alloys:

• Nickel-based alloy scrap
• Titan alloy scrap
• Cobalt-based alloy scrap
• High-speed steel scrap (HSS)
• Tool steel scrap
• Wolfram-carbide scrap (hard metal)

Refractory metals and their alloys:

• Tantalum (inter alia TaW2,5, top hats, condensers)
• Wolfram (inter alia hard metal / dens alloy / heavy metal / TZM / TZC / MHC / ZMH…)
• Titan (inter alia 90-6-4 / 10-2-3 / grade 1, 2, 3)
• Zirconium (inter alia zircalloy / ZR 702 / ZR 705)
• Hafnium
• Molybdenum
• Vanadium
• Chrome
• Niobium

Cobalt-based and nickel-based alloys:

• Stellite
• Permendur
• Inconel
• Hastelloy
• etc.
• Nickel-copper alloys:
• Monel
• K-monel

Electronic metals:

• Gallium
• Germanium
• Indium
• High-speed steels (HSS):
• M2 / DMO5 / 1.3343
• M35 / EMO5 / 1.3243
• T1 / 1.3355
• M42 / 1.3247
• etc.

Basic metals:

• Nickel
• Tin
• Rhenium:
• for example rhenium pellets, APR, rhenium-containing super alloys

Services:

• Organisation of flow of goods
• Recycling concepts