Used rail scrap is supplied for heavy steel recycling.
Used rail scrap consists of salvaged railway tracks, classified as high-quality ferrous scrap metal suitable for re-rolling or smelting. Primarily sourced from industrial, construction, and railway dismantling projects, this material must be free from radiation, explosives, and excessive rust. Common specifications include 1.2-meter maximum lengths for shipping, with prices often quoted in USD/MT.
Key Specifications and Details
Types: Primarily standard Tee rails.
Quality Standards: Must be clean, straight, and free from heavy rust, pitting, and non-ferrous attachments (like bolts or plates).
Origin: Frequently exported from locations in South Africa, Turkey, and India.
Usage: Primarily used in electric arc furnaces (EAF) to produce new steel products.
