Railway Metal Scrap

Railway metal scrap refers to the scrap metal derived from railroad tracks and other railway infrastructure. This type of scrap typically consists of used or worn-out materials such as rail steel, railway spikes, bolts, and fasteners, which are collected and recycled for reuse in steel production or other industrial processes.

Characteristics:

• Quality:
  Railway metal scrap is generally composed of steel and iron, including worn-out rails, railway track components, and hardware like bolts and spikes. It can range from clean scrap (rails and steel parts) to contaminated scrap (rust, dirt, or attached concrete).
• Components:
  This scrap can include a variety of materials like steel rail sections, railway track plates, bolts, nuts, spikes, welds, and other steel elements that were once part of railway tracks and infrastructure.