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Stainless Steel Scrap

Stainless steel scrap is recovered from corrosion-resistant steel alloys. Alloy and form affect how a lot is graded.

Grades and trade descriptions

304

A common grade in food equipment, kitchen fittings and general fabrication.

316 and 316L

Molybdenum-bearing grades found in some marine and chemical-processing equipment. 316L is the low-carbon variant.

430

A ferritic grade found in some appliance panels and trim.

Where it comes from

Kitchen and food-equipment manufacturing produces sheet and tube offcuts. Machine shops generate turnings. Industrial maintenance and dismantling can yield used tanks, pipe and fittings. Keep known grades and turnings separate.

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ReMA scrap specifications