About mild steel (ms) scrap
Mild steel scrap arrives from two directions: new production offcuts from fabrication shops and old material from demolished or replaced structures. New offcuts — sheet trimmings, rod ends, channel and angle cuttings — are clean, uniform and command the better MS rate. Old material such as gates, shutters, window frames and roofing sheet carries paint, rust and often wood or glass, so it is graded lower and quoted after inspection.
Thickness matters more than most people expect. Heavy sections above roughly 6 mm melt efficiently and are graded separately from light sheet and tin-thickness material, which loses more weight to rust and burn-off. If your load mixes both, we sort and weigh the grades separately in front of you rather than averaging everything down to the lowest rate.
For workshops we can place a bin on site and collect on a fixed cycle, which keeps offcuts off the shop floor and gives you a monthly settlement instead of ad-hoc sales.