SMRANZ

Specialty Metals Ltd are proud members of the Scrap Metal Recycling Association of New Zealand Incorporated (SMRANZ), and is commited to raising the standards within the scrap metal recycling industry.

For more information regarding this association, please go to the following website: www.scrapmetal.org.nz

E-WASTE ITEMS Precious & Base Metals recovery.

As we have fielded calls lately from all over New Zealand:

Specialty Metals Ltd are buyers and recyclers of many forms of ewaste items including: Circuit Boards, CPU Processors, Hard Disc Drives (HDD), Memory Sticks, Celeron Cards and more.
For more information regarding the types of materials we recycle and our purchase prices, please feel free to contact a Specialty Metals Ltd representative for more information.

NZNDTA CORPORATE MEMBERSHIP

Specialty Metals Ltd are proud to be a corporate member of the New Zealand Non-Destructive testing Association Inc (NZNDTA)

The object of this association is concerned with the advancement of the science and practice of non-destructive testing and represents the interests of New Zealand non-destructive testing practitioners both nationally and internationally.

More information regarding the New Zealand Non-Destructive Testing Association can be found on their website at www.ndta.org.nz

FAST FACTS: TITANIUM

In 1795, a German Chemist by the name of Martin Heinrich Klaproth discovered and named, what is known today as Titanium; deriving from the word Titans meaning the first sons of the earth. Titanium's ability to withstand harsh environments whilst maintaining relative light weight and strength make it technically superior and suitably utilised in industries such as: aerospace, medical, dental and military applications. Further attributes include:

Titanium is as strong as steel however it remains approximately 45% lighter.

Titanium has 35% more elasticity than steel

Titanium has an extremely high melting point at 1800 degrees Celsius.

Titanium maintains strong resistance corrosive elements such as: salt water, perspiration and acids.

If titanium was an angry drunk, I would not want to bump into him in a dark ally, that is for certain!

Specialty Metals are buying scraps containing; Nickel, Cobalt, Molybdenum, Tungsten, Titanium, Tin, Chromium, Gold, Silver, Platinum.

These include but are not limited to the following examples

Various Stainless Steels including:
Carpenter Type, Croloy, Crucible, Custom, E-Bright, Haynes, Hoskins, Jalhead, Kanthal, Ni-Hard, Nitronic, Pyromet 400 series and more.

Tool Steels including:
F, H, M, T type and more.

Molybdenum:
CP pure and alloyed.

Nickel Alloys including:
Ni/Cr Alloys, A-286, Alnico, Alumel, Carpenter, Bi-Metal, Chromel, Chromax, Duraloy, Hastelloy, Haynes, Hy-Mu, In, Inco, Inconel, Incoloy, Invar, Kromarc, Nichrome, Nickel, NI-CR-MO, Nimark, Nimocast, Nimonic, Ni Resist, Ni-Span, Permalloy, Pyromet, Rene, Thermalloy, Tophet, Udimet, Unitemp and much more.

Nickel Alloys with Cobalt:
Alnico, AM, B-1900, CMSX, GTD, Haynes, Stellite, IN types, Inco types, Inconel, Waspalloy, Kovar, Maraging, Mar M type, Nimark, Nimocast, Nimonic, PWA types, Pyromet, Refractaloy, Rene, Thermalloy, Udimet, Unitemp and more.

Cobalt Alloys:
Ni-Co, AiResist, Alcomax, Alnico, FSX type, HS type, Jetalloy type, MA-M type, Pyromet type, Refractaloy type, Stainless Invar and much more.

Nickel Copper Alloys:
Monel , Nickel Silver and much more.

Titanium:
All Grades.

Tungsten Alloys:
Anviloy, Carboloy, Elkonite, HD Grades, Heavy Tungsten, Hevimet, Mallory, WA Grades and all remaining Tungsten Carbide grades.

Tin:
All items containing Tin Bearing, including dross and solids

Chromium:
Chrome containing materials including; Chrome Iron and various

Gold:
All fine Gold and alloys including 9ct, 14ct, 18ct, 22ct and fine gold. Circuit boards, jewellery, film and various other applications.

Platinum:
Crucibles, jewellery, sweeps, wire and many other applications.

Silver:
All Silver and alloys including fine, sterling and contact types.

E-Scrap (computer scraps)
Including; HDD, Floppy/Rom, Ram, Circuit Boards, CPU Processors and more. All materials are handled in an environmentally friendly manner from purchase to refining.