SchrottHigh Temp & Specialty Scrap Prices in the US
Real-time market tracking for High Temp & Specialty scrap prices in the US. Compare local payouts for Titanium, Inconel, and Nickel against global benchmarks and find specialized buyers in the US for your high-value alloys.
High Temp & Specialty Scrap Price Trends
over the last 30 daysIn the last month in the High Temp & Specialty category: price is steady for 14 grades.
Current High Temp & Specialty Scrap Prices in the US
Market values for specialty alloys currently range from $0.15/lb for base exotic scrap up to $15.00/lb for high-purity rare metals. Our data highlights that Tungsten Carbide is trading around $8.00 to $15.00/ lb, while Titanium is seeing offers of $0.35 to $0.35/ lb. For industrial shop scrap, Tool Steel & Stainless is typically priced at $0.15 to $0.25/ lb.
Where to Sell High Temp Alloys in the US
Live prices from local scrap yards across the U.S.. Compare offers and find the buyer paying the most.
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Yield & Recovery: High Temp Alloy Grade Value
Біржова ціна відображає чистий перероблений метал (99,9%+). У кожної марки лому різний рівень домішок і різна складність переробки. Чим вищий відсоток, тим цінніша марка і тим ближче виплата до спотової ціни.
| Grade | Exchange (100%) | Yard Price (per lb) | Grade Quality |
|---|---|---|---|
| Specialty Copper Alloys | $6.09 COMEX | $3.00 | High Grade•49% |
| Welding Copper | $6.09 COMEX | $2.05 | Mid Grade•34% |
| Tin (Block) | $22.53 LME | $6.00 | Mid Grade•27% |
| Cobalt & High Temp Alloys | $25.42 LME | $3.70 | Low Grade•15% |
📊 What Determines Grade Value:
- Specific Alloy Chemistry: Metals like Monel or Inconel derive value from their precise Nickel and Copper ratios; even a slight deviation can downgrade the load to mixed stainless.
- Refining Complexity: Items like Cobalt & High Temp Alloys often sit at a lower percentage of spot because the chemical separation process is intensive and costly for the processor.
- Industrial Form: Clean solids always command a premium over turnings or chips, which may contain cutting fluids or mixed-grade contamination.
- Rare Element Content: Grades like Pure Tungsten or Tantalum are priced strictly on the scarcity of the primary element on the LME market.
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