Import Al Ni Bronze Propeller Scrap,Brass Scrap Ebony — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Bangladesh

Al Ni Bronze Propeller Scrap from Shamuk Machinery Ltd. is a copper alloy scrap containing aluminum and nickel, sourced from marine and industrial components. The material retains the corrosion resistance and mechanical strength characteristic of aluminum nickel bronze, with a typical composition range of 8 to 11 percent aluminum and 4 to 6 percent nickel, balanced by copper. The scrap is offered in bulk lots suitable for large-scale recycling operations in Bangladesh.

This grade is standard for marine propellers, pump housings and valve bodies because aluminum nickel bronze resists seawater corrosion and biofouling. Typical industry practice sorts the scrap by alloy code such as C63000 or C63200, with a standard density of approximately 7.6 g/cm3 and a melting point near 1060 °C. Buyers often request a chemical assay to confirm nickel and aluminum percentages, as even small deviations affect the recycled alloy’s performance.

Primary buyers are foundries, ingot makers and specialty recyclers in Asia and Europe who remelt the scrap into new bronze castings for shipbuilding, offshore platforms and chemical processing equipment. Trade terms commonly negotiated include FOB Chittagong or CIF destination ports, with packaging in 1-tonne jute bags or loose in 20-foot containers. Confirm lot size, assay certificates and non-radioactive compliance before shipment.

Shamuk Machinery Ltd. operates from Dhaka, Bangladesh, with its registered office at Mamun Mansion, 52/2 Toyenbee Circular Road. The company is classified as an imported-tier supplier, indicating it sources materials for resale or processing. Its harbor trust tier suggests a baseline level of verification for export activity, though the current response rate and average response hours are not available.

The supplier’s profile does not state certifications, production capacity or client lists. It focuses on non-ferrous metal scrap, including aluminum nickel bronze and brass, for industrial recycling markets. Buyers are advised to verify assay reports, compliance with international scrap standards and export documentation directly with Shamuk Machinery Ltd.