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A Grade MS Scrap (Mild Steel Scrap) refers to high-quality ferrous scrap metal derived from industrial fabrication, structural steelwork, machinery parts, and clean demolition sources. It is classified as “A Grade” due to its superior purity, consistent size, and minimal contamination. This scrap is highly valued in steel re-rolling mills, foundries, and metal recycling industries for its high yield and efficiency in remelting processes.

A Grade Textile Industrial Scrap consists of high-quality, leftover or surplus fabric and textile waste collected from garment manufacturing units, textile mills, and fabric processing facilities. This type of scrap is categorized as “A Grade” due to its clean, unsoiled, and reusable nature, often free from major defects. It is widely used in various industries such as recycling, cleaning material production, stuffing, and sometimes even for making patchwork or upcycled fashion.

HMS 1 & 2 Scrap (Heavy Melting Steel) and Cast Iron Scrap are widely used in the recycling and manufacturing industries as raw materials for steel production. These scrap metals are collected from various sources such as dismantled structures, obsolete machinery, industrial waste, and demolition sites. They are processed, sorted, and made ready for melting in furnaces to create new steel products.

A Grade Textile MS Scrap is a specialized industrial scrap category that comprises a mix of clean textile waste and mild steel (MS) scrap, collected from textile machinery manufacturing units, processing plants, and fabrication workshops. This type of scrap includes both A Grade textile remnants (like cotton/poly fabric trimmings) and mild steel components such as cuttings, trimmings, dismantled machinery parts, and structural leftovers from textile production lines.

MS Boring Scrap refers to mild steel turnings, shavings, or borings generated from machining and manufacturing processes. It is a high-density ferrous scrap used primarily in steel re-melting and foundry applications. This scrap type is commonly collected from lathe machines, drilling, and milling operations and is ideal for melting due to its small size and uniform composition.