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Aço inoxidável

We trade 304, 316 and mixed nickel-bearing stainless — solids, turnings and shred — valued on verified nickel, chromium and molybdenum content.

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Stainless, valued on its chemistry

In the stainless market, value is chemistry: the nickel, chromium and molybdenum content decides the price of every load. We trade the austenitic 304 and 316 families, the 200-series, plus turnings and shredded material, verified by analysis. Stainless sits in the non-ferrous trade because it is priced on its alloy units, not its steel.

Nesta página Sabot 316 Solids Ultra Pekoe Zurik

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Grade catalogue

Aço inoxidável grades we trade

5 grades and forms across the aço inoxidável range.

A

Austenitic solids

2 grades
Grade 01

Sabot

ISRI 18-8 / 304 Stainless Solids · 8% Ni / 18% Cr

Also called18/8 stainless · 304 stainless · Stainless solids

Sabot is 18-8 stainless steel clips and solids — type 304 sheet, plate and fabrication offcuts — containing a minimum 7% nickel and 16% chromium (nominal 8% Ni / 18% Cr), with molybdenum and copper held below 0.5%. Material is checked and segregated by analysis, free of other alloy families and attachments.

Specification

  • Type 304 / 18-8 austenitic solids
  • Ni min 7% (nominal 8%) · Cr min 16% (nominal 18%)
  • Max 0.5% Mo · max 0.5% Cu
  • XRF-verified, free of 400-series and mild steel

Typical outlets

  • Stainless melt shops
  • AOD furnace feed
  • New 304 production
  • Ni/Cr units
Grade 02

316 Solids

Marine-Grade Stainless · 10% Ni / 2% Mo (trade term)

Also calledMarine-grade stainless · 316

Type 316 stainless solids — the molybdenum-bearing marine and chemical-plant grade, nominally 16-18% chromium, 10-14% nickel and 2-3% molybdenum. There is no separate ISRI code word for 316: the moly premium means it is segregated from Sabot, verified and sold as a distinct, analysis-based shipment.

Specification

  • Cr 16-18% · Ni 10-14% · Mo 2-3%
  • Sheet, pipe, flange and fabrication solids
  • Segregated from 304 to protect the Mo premium
  • Full chemistry per shipment (trade term, not an ISRI code)

Typical outlets

  • 316 melt production
  • Chemical plant fabrication
  • Marine hardware
  • Moly units
B

Turnings & shred

3 grades
Grade 03

Ultra

ISRI Stainless Steel Turnings (18-8)

Also calledStainless turnings · Stainless swarf

Ultra is clean 18-8 stainless steel turnings: machining swarf from 304 (and, when declared, 316) production, minimum 7% nickel and 16% chromium, free of non-ferrous metals and excessive oil. Traded on assayed nickel content with agreed oil and moisture deductions.

Specification

  • 18-8 stainless turnings, min 7% Ni / 16% Cr
  • 304 and 316 streams kept separate
  • Oil & moisture deducted by agreement
  • Free of non-ferrous and carbide inserts

Typical outlets

  • Melt shop feed
  • Briquetted charge
  • Ni recovery
  • Foundries
Grade 04

Pekoe

ISRI 200-Series Stainless Solids

Also called200-series stainless · Low-grade stainless

Pekoe is 200-series stainless steel solids: the manganese-substituted, lower-nickel austenitic grades, maximum 0.5% copper. Segregated from 300-series because of its different chemistry, and traded on verified analysis.

Specification

  • 200-series austenitic solids
  • Lower Ni, manganese-substituted
  • Max 0.5% Cu
  • Segregated from 300-series, XRF-verified

Typical outlets

  • 200-series melt production
  • Furnace feed
  • Ni/Cr/Mn units
  • Export melting
Grade 05

Zurik

ISRI Shredded Non-Ferrous, Predominantly Stainless

Also calledStainless shred

Zurik is shredded non-ferrous scrap, predominantly stainless steel, recovered from automobile fragmentizer downstream and sensor-sorting systems. Dense, clean and graded by grade (e.g. Zurik 90) for its stainless and nickel-bearing content, it is a favoured bulk furnace feed.

Specification

  • Sensor-sorted fragmentizer stainless
  • Graded by non-ferrous content (e.g. Zurik 90)
  • Ni assay basis; Cu and mild-steel limits
  • Dense, furnace-ready sizing

Typical outlets

  • Bulk furnace feed
  • 300-series production
  • Ni/Cr recovery
  • Export melting

Perguntas frequentes

Aço inoxidável, explained

Why is stainless steel traded alongside non-ferrous metal?

Because it is priced on its alloy content — chiefly nickel and chromium — rather than as plain steel. That puts it in the same commercial territory as the non-ferrous grades even though it is magnetic in some forms.

What is the difference between 304 and 316 stainless?

316 contains molybdenum and more nickel, which makes it more corrosion-resistant and more valuable. The two look alike, so a declared grade and, where the tonnage justifies it, an analysis are worth having.

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