High Speed Steel

About High Speed Steel

Where To Sell Scrap High Speed Steel

High speed steel can withstand high temperatures without losing its structure. If you have dull saw blades or drill bits that you no longer use, most people don’t know that you can scrap them! After a large construction job, bring your dull blades and bits to a scrap yard to make a few extra dollars and get the best prices.

How Do You Sell High Speed Steel?

The best thing you can do is to scrap your equipment that is no longer being used. The iScrap app can help you find a scrap yard near you that accepts high-speed steel (HSS) and also help you find prices at those yards. To get the best price for HSS, contact more than one scrap yard near you, as sometimes different yards pay different prices.

Are Carbide And High Speed Steel The Same?

That is a GREAT question…and one that could not be further from the truth. Carbide and HSS are VERY different metals, and their values are very different, and many times, they look similar. Ways to tell them apart could be with an XRF analyzer so it can see what metals make up each of the drill bits. Often times, you will find high-speed steel that will have an HSS marked on the side…and that is a great way to know it is not carbide.

Will Scrap Yard Pick UP Machine Shop Scrap Metals?

Large loads of high speed steel and other metals can be picked up. All you need to do is fill out a container request form on the iScrap App and your local yard will contact you with information and pricing for your metals.

Here are some other metals that you will find for scrapping from machine shops:

• Carbide
• Brass Turnings
• Aluminum Turnings
• Iron
• Stainless 304
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