WC-Co cemented carbide hard scrap
A mix of segments, blocks, inserts and other discarded carbide parts.
Real materials from industrial purchasing: hard scrap, combined tools, Morgan Rolls, drawing dies, sludge, filters, oversized parts and tungsten coils. The photos help you quickly identify whether we also handle your type of scrap.
The photographs are also a practical guide: compare them with your own stock and quickly determine which category it most likely belongs to.
Open a specific material type and browse the photos in a slideshow.
A separate gallery of real carbide inserts, VBD and turning inserts.
Open gallery →A separate gallery of real brazed carbide parts, bodies and mixed stocks.
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Real photograph of material from purchasing or technological processing.

Real photograph of material from purchasing or technological processing.

Real photograph of material from purchasing or technological processing.
We purchase used milling heads, milling cutters and other combined machining tools with carbide cutting edges on a metal carrier.

Real photograph of material from purchasing or technological processing.

Real photograph of material from purchasing or technological processing.

Real photograph of material from purchasing or technological processing.

Real photograph of material from purchasing or technological processing.

Real photograph of material from purchasing or technological processing.

Real photograph of material from purchasing or technological processing.

Filter cartridges from carbide tool manufacturing and grinding operations.

Metal filter elements containing fine material retained from the production filtration circuit.

Separately stored cartridges can be assessed by origin, process fluid and retained material.

Different metal filter cartridges from production, stored as a separate soft-scrap fraction.

Separate storage helps preserve origin information and avoids mixing with other metal waste.

Another real batch of used filter elements before material assessment.

Used cartridges from process-fluid filtration during carbide tool manufacturing and grinding.

Real photograph of material from purchasing or technological processing.

Real photograph of material from purchasing or technological processing.

Real photograph of material from purchasing or technological processing.

Real photograph of material from purchasing or technological processing.

Real photograph of material from purchasing or technological processing.

Real photograph of material from purchasing or technological processing.

Real photograph of material from purchasing or technological processing.

Real photograph of material from purchasing or technological processing.

Used tungsten evaporation coils and wire elements from metallization equipment.

Example of tungsten heavy alloy after size reduction.

We assess turnings from machining tungsten heavy alloys according to composition and cleanliness.

Another form of tungsten material suitable for individual assessment.
We are also adding current examples of oversize pieces prepared for crushing – including measured details and real production batches.

Oversize piece before crushing with an indicative height measurement.

Real piece with an indicative outside diameter measurement.

Another example of a robust part prepared for crushing.

Mix of large rings and segments before size reduction.

Real stock of pieces for technically demanding crushing work.

Example of real warehouse stock of oversize carbide.

Large rings and broken segments from carbide technical parts.

Robust pieces and fragments after previous splitting or fracture.

Mix of large rings and segments in an operational bin.

Another example of robust sections suitable for crushing and further sorting.

High-purity metallic tungsten in the form of wire, coils, mesh and mixed technical production offcuts.

Example of high-purity tungsten production scrap: solid and flat pieces together with wire and other technical residues.
Real photographs of WC-Co hard scrap: dies, punches, drawing dies, sleeves, rings, segments, blanks and other atypical carbide parts.
A mix of segments, blocks, inserts and other discarded carbide parts.
Larger carbide rings, segments and broken pieces.
A mix of cemented-carbide hard scrap from tooling and production.
Different geometries, sleeves, blanks and technical parts.
Size-reduced and damaged pieces of cemented carbide.
Mixture of larger and smaller pieces intended for material processing.
Carbide working parts of various shapes and sizes.
WC-Co parts from pressing, forming and other industrial applications.
Worn WC-Co pieces and segments from mining equipment.
A clear before/after example of the same type of WC-Co saw tips before cleaning and after removal of oil and operating contamination.

De-brazed carbide teeth after separation from the saw tool, still carrying residual oil and operating contamination.

The same carbide fraction after degreasing and final cleaning, ready for inspection, sorting and further material recovery.
Selected photographs of real materials that we can purchase or technologically assess according to type. Each card shows a different category.
Combined tool with a steel body and carbide working part.
Large industrial rolls and other robust combined assemblies.
Used mining and drilling crowns with carbide elements.
Complete dies before separation of the individual material parts.
Real example of roll rings / assemblies from industrial practice.
Combined ring component suitable for individual technological assessment.
Atypical and oversized drilling tools.
Machining turnings from a tungsten heavy alloy.
For an offer, the type, approximate weight and location are enough. We add a technical assessment for atypical assemblies.
Real WCu hard materials and an example of XRF composition verification.

