
Carbide inserts and indexable cutting inserts
Used and unused inserts differ in composition and coating. Please separate them from ordinary steel parts and tell us whether they are clean inserts or a mix with other tools.
MATERIALS / CARBIDE BUYING
An overview of materials we can assess with you. We prepare each offer based on type, purity and quantity. If you are unsure, tell us what you know about the material.
OVERVIEW
You do not need to identify the exact group before contacting us. A description of the material and its origin helps us decide on the next step.

Used and unused inserts differ in composition and coating. Please separate them from ordinary steel parts and tell us whether they are clean inserts or a mix with other tools.

Cemented carbide comes as rods, blanks, fragments and other forms. Approximate quantity, purity and the presence of other metals all matter.

Worn or broken solid drills and cutters may be suitable for purchase. Send approximate weight and describe different tool types separately.

Composition and contaminants matter for grinding residues. Tell us which process produced them and whether they are separate from other waste. We will assess suitability for purchase.

Do you have several carbide tool or part types together? Send an approximate breakdown of the entire mix. We can discuss whether further sorting is useful.

If your material does not fit these groups, describe its origin and use. An approximate weight and description help with an initial assessment; we confirm each purchase individually.

Tools with brazed carbide tips also contain backing material. We assess them separately from solid carbide drills and cutters.

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.
The rate is indicative for clean carbide inserts, cemented carbide and carbide tools. We confirm the final price after assessing the material. Grinding residues, mixtures and other parts are priced individually.
Converted using the CNB middle rate, date 2026-11-04.
HOW TO START
Your first message need not be a technical specification. A few practical details are enough to start.
MATERIAL FAQ
First we clarify the material, then the purchase terms.
Separate basic groups if you can. For a mixture, tell us what it contains; we can agree on sorting for your specific offer.
Yes. Tell us the material type, approximate quantity and any contaminants, or call us.
Purity, composition and quantity also affect the price. We confirm a specific offer after clarifying these details.
OFFER YOUR MATERIAL
Describe it to us. Together we will clarify what you have and how to proceed.