Zinc Scrap
Titanium scrap Available for sale
Titanium Scrap (Fabricated tank certified by Fairfield Coorporation) 99.7% Titanium. QTY : 700 MT Payment terms : LC Price 7000$/MT
Titanium scrap (scrapped acft parts)
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Most of the Zinc scrap is derived from the engines of cars. It can be recycled to make zinc oxide or zinc ingots. It can also be used to make new car engines.
urrently, We also have Ti 98.65%, volume 25tons/month Titan round bar, volume 25tons/month and Dental implants are also available.. We are instrumental in exporting and supplying of titanium scrap. It is basically a titanium scrap cutting pieces. We can supply almost 50-100 tons monthly at the moment per month to any destination.
Titanium chip scrap -content from 57% to 97% Ti. We are instrumental in exporting and supplying of titanium scrap. It is basically a titanium scrap cutting pieces. We can supply almost 50-100 tons monthly at the moment per month to any destination.
Elemental magnesium is a gray-white lightweight metal, two-thirds the density of aluminium. Magnesium has the lowest melting (923 K (650 C)) and the lowest boiling point 1,363 K (1,090 C) of all the alkaline earth metals. Mg ingot is a new type of lightweight corrosion-resistant metal material, mainly used in mg alloy production, aluminum alloy production, steelmaking desulfurization, aviation and military industry and other fields. In 2022, our Industrial Park Mg production was 510,000 tons, accounting for 50% of the world's production.
