Carbide Recycling Company

Richard Waldorf, President ~ Sara Bernstein, Operations Manager ~
Sandy Foss, Purchasing Manager ~ April Deslippe, Purchasing

• We accept customer delivered shipments.
• We will sort your carbide scrap, high speed steel or alloys at no charge.
• Depending on quantity and your geographical location, we can pickup scrap material at no additional charge.
• We accept Freight Collect shipments per our specific instructions.
• We have experience with USA import and export requirements and would be more than happy to assist you with completing all required documents as well as finding the lowest shipping rates.
• We have been in business for over 25 years and will be happy to provide you with trade and bank references upon request.

• Balls
• Bars
• Blades
• Blanks
• Boring tools

• Bullets
• Burrs
• Buttons
• Canning dies
• Circuit board drills
• Circular tools
• Cobalt binder scrap
• Compacts
• Cut offs
• Cutting tips
• Cutting tools
• Dies
• Dovetail tools
• Draw dies
• Drilling tools
• Dust
• End mills
• Flat stock
• Floor sweeps
• Form cutters
• Grinding heads
• Grinding sludge
• Grinding tools
• Gundrills
• Honing tools
• Indexable inserts
• Jet nozzles
• Knives
• Machine tools
• Micro drills
• Micro grain
• Micro tools
• Milling cutters
• Mining bits
• Morgan rolls
• Mud
• Nickel binder scrap
• PCB & CBD drills
• Plates
• Powders
• Projectiles
• Punches
• Reamers
• Rods
• Roofers
• Roughers
• Rounds
• Router bits
• Saw tips
• Saws
• Shanks
• Shim seats
• Slurry
• Soft scrap
• Special cutting tools
• Step drills
• Step reamers
• Studs
• Swarf
• Taps
• Thread mills
• Threading and grooving tools
• Tubing
• WC
• WCCO
• wear parts

Carbide Recycling Company has been in business over 25 years in the Detroit, Michigan area. We are Dun & Bradstreet listed and are a member of the Better Business Bureau. Contact us now at (800) 526-3505, (248) 926-5570, or email us at info@carbiderecycling.com.

We are a Better Business Bureau accredited business. We have been accredited for over 10 years.

We are Dun & Bradstreet listed.

2.High Speed Steel – Tooling used for machining, cutting, shaping and forming metals, wood & plastic. Forms of HSS include drills, end mills, cutters and various types of tooling.

• Common grades: M1, M2, M35, M42, Rex 76, M48, T1, T15
• Molybdenum (Mo), aka Molly – used for high temp applications.
• Common forms: Powder, bars, tubes, coils, cast, single crystals.
• Titanium (Ti): Aircraft and Aerospace, Medical, Plating, Machining and Engine parts. Used for changing temperatures and absorbing and displacing heat, corrosion.(See http://www.engineershandbook.com/Tables/titaniumgrades.htm for grades).
• Tool Steel (Low Grade High Speed Steel ) – Low tungsten, chrome and molly. Tooling used for machining, cutting, shaping and forming metals, wood & plastic. Forms of HSS include drills, end mills, cutters and various types of tooling.
• Common grades: H10, H11, H12, H13, D2, D4

3.Nickel - Pure nickel can be used to make various nickel based alloys and used for plating

• Common grades: Inconel, a.k.a Inco, 718, 600, 601, 625 (Registered trademark of Special Metals Corp.)
• Used for applications such as building machinery, tooling, ships, military vehicles, good for salt water because of not corroding or eroding in harsh environments.
• Nickel Chrome Ingots - Refinery ends and scrap lots
• Nickel – CU Monels – used for saltwater applications and for its corrosion resistance. Valves, pumps, propellers, shafts and marine hardware.
• Common Grades: Monel-R, K-Monel, Monel-C, Monel- D, Monel-400, Monel-D, Monel-G, etc.
• Waspalloy – Ni-Cr-Co Alloy – Jet turbines, high temp hardware, good for heat resistance, high strength, high stress level.
• Hastalloy- Nickel Chrome alloy – used for acid and sulfur resistance and high temp stability.
• Used in plate valves, billets, bars, wire, electrodes and pipe and tubing. Common Hastalloys grades are B, C, C276.

4.Cobalt & Cobalt Based Alloys - Uses: Medical, Machining, Aircraft parts, Ships & Freighters. Used for strength and durability.

• Common Grades: Stellite HS 25, HS 31, HS 6, HS 12, HS 21 – Machining and high temp. applications Star-J & Tantung – Blades, Machining and tooling F75 – Body part replacement, Hi Temp applications.

5.Tungsten & Tungsten Alloys – Used for strength and durability and heat resistant properties. Tungsten filaments are used in light bulbs.

• Grades: Densilloy, Heavimet, Mallory
• Common uses: tooling, machining, cutting blades, end mills, drills, dies and ammo.Tungsten pigtails w/aluminum – Used in electronics