Import Cast Iron Scrap — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Egypt

Radwan For Steel Production in Alexandria, Egypt supplies cast iron scrap that is intended for remelting in foundries and steel plants. The material is sourced from reputable manufacturers and is presented as clean, recyclable iron with minimal alloy residues. The supplier states that the scrap complies with general industry standards for cast iron re‑use. No specific grade is listed, so buyers should request a material assay before purchase.

In the metal recycling market, cast iron scrap typically contains 92‑98 % iron and up to 0.2 % sulphur, with a density around 7.2 g cm‑3. Standard specifications call for moisture content below 0.5 % and the material is often delivered in baled form measuring roughly 1.2 m × 0.8 m × 0.6 m. Bales usually weigh close to 800 kg, and the scrap is wrapped in plastic film to protect against corrosion during transport. These typical values provide a benchmark for evaluating the product offered by Radwan.

The scrap is suited for foundry casting, automotive component production, and general steelmaking operations. Radwan offers the ability to purchase any quantity, and payment can be arranged through T/T or L/C as indicated in their general terms. Because the listing does not disclose minimum order quantity, lead time or exact certification, interested parties should confirm those details directly with the supplier.

Radwan For Steel Production is located on Om' Zgheo Road behind Talaa't Moustafa's Company in Alexandria, Egypt. The company is listed as an imported‑tier supplier and carries a harbor trust tier on the platform, indicating that its business credentials have been verified to a basic level. Its response metrics show a zero percent response rate and no recorded response time, which suggests that communication may require proactive follow‑up. The supplier’s public profile does not include additional corporate history or employee count.

The supplier advertises the ability to provide cast iron scrap in any quantity and highlights a commitment to sustainability through recycling of ferrous materials. No specific certifications, such as ISO 9001 or environmental standards, are mentioned, so buyers should request any required documentation directly. Radwan’s listing emphasizes flexible payment options but does not detail shipping terms, leaving those to be negotiated with the buyer.