July’s fall in prices was followed by average price increases of €10 per tonne during August. Consumer scrap demand was regionally very varied. Considering the mills had indicated low demand at the beginning of the month, according to the trade, demand in some parts was ...
Continue ReadingOn average, consumers were able to lower their offered prices during July by approximately €10 per tonne, de-pending on the mill and scrap grade concerned. Demand from the mills is still very varied, ranging from non-existent to normal, depending on the order book situation of the mill ...
Continue ReadingSensor-based sorting has had a firm place in the dry-mechanical processing of non-ferrous metals or shredder residues for many years. However, the demands on the machines have gradually ...
Continue ReadingReduced production, varying demand quantities, depending on the mill and region concerned, and the June negotiations, some of which were less harmonious than others, resulted in German steel mills reducing their offered prices for scrap by up to €10 per ...
Continue ReadingCoolant Scrap has an important function in the steel production as well in the Primary Metallurgy (BOF) and the Secondary Metallurgy. Especially the latter needs a Coolant Scrap of defined chemical composition at a high bulk density (≥ 2 t/m³) and a large surface area, preferably a spherical ...
Continue ReadingDepending on the consumer concerned, May demand varied considerably. Whilst scrap demand was weak in the north of Germany, mills in the east showed good capacity utilisation levels and were in search of scrap, in-creasing their offered prices by between €7.50 and €10 per tonne, depending on the mill and scrap grade ...
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