Cast Iron

Description

Cast Iron Scrap is an alloy of iron that contains high amounts of carbon. The carbon content makes it susceptible to corrosion. As a result, Cast Iron scrap is often rusted and worn. It is mainly found in the form of castings and pipings, even though it is used in several other forms.

What Is Cast Iron Scrap?

Cast Iron Scrap is an alloy of iron that contains high amounts of carbon. The carbon content makes it susceptible to corrosion. As a result, Cast Iron scrap is often rusted and worn. Cast iron scrap can be obtained from heating systems, vehicle components etc. It is used for the manufacture of automobile and structural parts. It is mainly found in the form of castings and pipings, even though it is used in several other forms.

ISRI Specification

As per the latest Scrap Specifications Circular 2017 released by the Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries (ISRI), Cast Iron scrap is referenced by codes 252-266, which are as follows:-

252-Cupola cast, 253-Charging box cast, 254-Heavy breakable cast, 255-Hammer block or bases, 256-Burnt Iron, 257-Mixed cast, 258-Stove plate, clean cast iron stove, 259-Clean auto cast, 260-Unstripped motor blocks, 261-Drop broken machinery cast, 262-Clean auto cast, broken, not degreased, 263-Clean auto cast, degreased, 264-Malleable, 265-Broken ingot molds and stools and 266-Unbroken ingot molds and stools.