Tool Steel Scrap

Tool steel scrap refers to waste or scrap materials that contain tool steel, a specialized type of steel known for its hardness, resistance to wear, and ability to retain shape at high temperatures. Tool steel is used to manufacture cutting tools, molds, dies, and other high-performance components. Recycling tool steel scrap allows industries to recover valuable materials, reduce environmental impact, and lower production costs.

Why Recycle Tool Steel Scrap?

Recycling tool steel scrap is not only beneficial for the environment but also offers significant economic advantages:

• Resource Conservation: Tool steel scrap contains valuable alloying elements, including carbon, tungsten, and molybdenum, which are costly to extract from raw materials.
• Energy Savings: Recycling tool steel uses less energy than producing new steel from raw iron ore, making it a more energy-efficient process.
• Cost Reduction: Recycled tool steel can be reused in manufacturing new products, offering substantial cost savings for businesses.
• Sustainability: Recycling helps reduce the need for mining and the environmental impact associated with steel production.

Grades

• H13
• H11
• M2
• M35
• M42