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304 / 316 Grades In Stock

Stainless Steel Scrap — 304 / 316

Strictly separated austenitic grades, verified by XRF before any lot is committed. Solids, plates, and clean cuttings — never blended, never downgraded by mixed ferritics.

Pricing tracks nickel and ferrochrome benchmarks per grade.

Corporate Pricing Available Upon Request

Technical Specifications

MaterialStainless Steel Scrap — Grades 304 & 316 (separated lots)
304 ChemistryCr 18–20% · Ni 8–10.5% · classic 18/8 austenitic
316 ChemistryCr 16–18% · Ni 10–14% · Mo 2–3% · corrosion-resistant grade
FormsSolids, plates, pipe, and clean dry cuttings; free of ferritic contamination
VerificationXRF analysis per lot + magnet sorting; non-magnetic austenitic only
ExclusionsNo 400-series ferritics, no bonded rubber/insulation, no sealed vessels

Export & Logistics

Minimum Order (MOQ)

1 × 20ft Container (± 20–22 MT)

Packing

Loose-loaded or baled cuttings; grade-tagged per lot.

Supply Capacity

150–400 MT per month across both grades.

Port & Terms

Laem Chabang · FOB / CFR / CIF · SGS / BV inspection on request.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you keep 304 and 316 from getting mixed?

Every lot is XRF-analyzed at intake and stored in separate bays by grade. We never "top up" a 304 lot with 316 or vice versa — you buy the exact chemistry stated on the packing list.

Do you accept magnetic stainless in the same lot?

No — magnetic (ferritic/martensitic) pieces are pulled during sorting. Magnet testing is our first pass, XRF the confirmation, so austenitic lots stay clean for your melt chemistry.

What forms do you supply?

Solids, plate offcuts, pipe sections, and clean dry cuttings (turnings). Cuttings are degreased and free of other-metal contamination before baling.

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