Heavy Melting Scrap (HMS)

Heavy Melting Scrap, commonly known as HMS, is a high-demand type of recycled metal primarily used by the steel and construction industries. HMS includes larger, thicker pieces of ferrous metal scrap that come from dismantled buildings, decommissioned ships, old machinery, and industrial equipment. HMS is categorized mainly into two grades: HMS 1, which consists of uncoated and non-galvanized ferrous scrap, and HMS 2, which includes lighter, thinner metal that may contain coatings or galvanized material. Both grades are known for their strength and resilience, making them ideal for applications requiring high structural integrity.

In India, the demand for heavy-duty raw materials has increased significantly, driven by growth in construction, infrastructure development, and manufacturing. By importing HMS, industries can access a dependable and affordable supply of recycled steel, reducing reliance on mined iron ore and lowering production costs. Sanjay Trade partners with reputable international suppliers to import high-quality HMS in compliance with industry standards. Our extensive logistics network ensures efficient and reliable delivery, supporting a steady supply chain for our clients.

HMS offers significant environmental benefits by promoting the recycling of large metal structures, which minimizes waste and reduces greenhouse gas emissions. The import of HMS aligns with India's sustainability initiatives, supporting the circular economy by repurposing valuable metal for new industrial uses.