Aluminium scrap
Aluminium scrap is a widely traded raw material used extensively in various industries due to its high recyclability, cost-effectiveness, and energy-saving properties. It is derived from used aluminium products such as cans, windows, automobile parts, and construction materials. The scrap undergoes a refining process to produce secondary aluminium, contributing significantly to sustainability and the circular economy.
HSN Code – 76020090
Specifications:
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Material | Aluminium |
| Grade | 99.5% purity or as per requirement |
| Form | Baled, shredded, or loose |
| Types | Extrusion scrap, casting scrap, UBC (Used Beverage Cans), turnings |
| Origin | Recycled aluminium products |
| Weight | As per buyer’s request |
| Packaging | Bulk, palletized, or custom |
| Compliance | ISO, ASTM standards as applicable |
Benefits
- High Recyclability: Aluminium scrap can be melted and reused multiple times without loss of quality.
- Energy Efficiency: Recycling aluminium saves up to 95% of the energy required to produce primary aluminium.
- Cost-Effective: Provides a cheaper alternative to primary aluminium while maintaining quality.
- Sustainability: Reduces environmental impact by minimizing waste and conserving natural resources.
- Versatility: Suitable for a wide range of industries including automotive, construction, and packaging.
Uses
- Automotive Industry: Used for manufacturing car parts like wheels, engine blocks, and body panels.
- Construction: Recycled into beams, roofing, and window frames for buildings.
- Packaging: Processed into aluminium sheets for cans and foil.
- Electrical Applications: Made into wiring and components.
- Aerospace: Utilized in aircraft manufacturing due to its lightweight and durability.
- Consumer Goods: Converted into household appliances and utensils.
