Scrap steel refers to unqualified or discarded steel produced through smelting, manufacturing or other industrial processes. The recycling and utilization of scrap steel is of great significance for resource conservation and environmental protection. Scrap steel can be classified according to its uses, mainly including remanufacturing, metallurgy, construction and energy uses.

First, remanufacturing purposes:

Scrap steel can be re-produced into high-quality steel through remanufacturing processes, such as melting, rolling, etc. Remanufactured scrap steel is mainly used in manufacturing industrial products such as automobiles, ships, machinery and equipment. For example, after used cars are recycled, the scrap steel can be remanufactured into new auto parts to realize the recycling of resources.

Second, metallurgical use:

Fangsteel plays an important role in governing the whole industry. Scrap steel can be used to make steel furnaces, melting furnaces and other refining equipment. In addition, scrap steel can also be used as a gold treatment raw material and other metal alloys for smelting, to produce high strength, high wear resistance of alloy products. The metallurgical use of scrap helps to improve the quality and properties of steel while reducing the need for raw materials.