Mixed carbide tools and parts in a metal container.

Selling carbide grinding residues, mixtures and other parts

We assess grinding residues, mixtures with other materials and industrial parts such as sleeves or nozzles separately. Describe their origin, approximate composition and weight; we confirm suitability for purchase and pricing for each batch.

PRICE ASSESSMENT

Individual pricing

Grinding residues, mixtures and other industrial parts have no uniform rate per kilogram. Their origin, carbide share, moisture and contaminants matter. Send a description and approximate weight; we prepare an offer after assessing the specific material.

YOUR MATERIAL

How we assess your offer

Tell us what material you have and approximately how much. We will clarify the details with you.

Carbide grinding residues

Keep fine grinding residues separate from solid pieces. Their origin, possible contaminants and approximate weight help with assessment.

Mixed carbide

A mixture may contain inserts, broken tools, carbide pieces and other metals. Describe the components; the final offer follows assessment.

Other carbide parts

We also assess inquiries about sleeves, nozzles and other industrial parts. Tell us their type, approximate weight and whether they include other materials.

What affects assessment

Material type, composition, purity and quantity matter. Separate mixtures and residues from other waste when possible.

What to send first

Send a short description, approximate weight and location. We confirm the final offer after checking the material.

NEXT STEP

Ask about your material

Send the material type, approximate weight and location. We confirm the offer after assessing the material.