Metal is not scrap until someone has read it.
Allovar Recycling Group is an industrial metals brokerage and recovery company. We find retired components that still hold nickel, chromium, molybdenum, cobalt, niobium, tungsten and copper, read them, and return the metal to use.
- Outside
- Oxide scale
- Inside
- Nickel-chromium alloy
- Verdict
- Read, not scrapped
We run the chain. We are not the processor.
Allovar identifies the material, reads it, finds the right processor or buyer, moves it and settles. The processing itself is done by the plant that is right for the grade.
Identification
What you have, where it is, roughly how much. A description and photos are enough to start.
Evaluation
XRF analysis on site or on samples. Grade, weight, condition and contamination, before anything moves.
Offer and buyer
The right processor or buyer for the grade. The offer is priced on the evaluated grade and the estimated weight.
Logistics
Cutting and sizing where needed, containers, trucks, documents. We arrange the move.
Settlement
Paid on verified weight and assay, with the documents for the whole chain.
Three rules.
Read it before you call it scrap
An HP-modified reformer tube is about 35% nickel and 25% chromium. The shape is finished. The alloy is not. Every lot is read before it is priced.
Verified, not estimated
Offers and settlement rest on verified weight and assay. Contamination such as refractory lining or catalyst is accounted for, not hidden in a number.
One chain, documented
One contact runs identification, evaluation, offer, logistics and settlement, and you receive the documents for each link.
Who you deal with.
Names and biographies to follow from Allovar. The roles below are placeholders.
Name to follow
Runs evaluation and brokerage. Your contact from the first description to settlement.
Name to follow
Runs cutting, containers, transport and documents between your site and the processor.
Have retired material? Tell us what you have.
A description, a location and a rough quantity are enough to start. Photos help.
Request a Material Evaluation