Import Heavy Melting Scrap — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Bangladesh

Heavy melting scrap (HMS) is a secondary steel material recovered from end‑of‑life products and prepared for re‑melting in steel mills. Christopher & Company offers two grades: HMS 1 classified under ISRI 200‑202 and HMS 1&2 under ISRI 200‑206. Both grades are processed to meet export‑quality standards and are supplied in bulk form. The material is sourced from verified local collectors in Bangladesh and shipped directly from the supplier’s Dhaka facility.

In the global recycling market, HMS typically contains iron purity above 95 % and a low moisture content below 0.5 %. Standard industry practice expects piece sizes ranging from a few millimetres up to 150 mm, allowing easy handling in electric arc furnaces. The scrap is free from hazardous contaminants and is routinely tested for carbon and alloy content to ensure consistent melt quality. Christopher & Company’s bulk shipments are loaded into standard 20‑ or 40‑foot containers, facilitating efficient sea transport.

Major buyers include integrated steel mills, foundries and large‑scale metal recyclers that require reliable feedstock for continuous production. The supplier states flexible minimum order quantities and accepts payment by L/C or T/T, but exact MOQ should be confirmed directly. Importers are advised to request the latest material test report and verify the shipping terms before finalising the contract.

Christopher & Company is located at Room # 314 (2nd Floor), 73 Airport Road, Dhaka 1215, Tejgaon, Bangladesh. The firm is listed as an imported‑tier supplier with a harbour trust tier, and the platform records show a response rate of 0.00, indicating that no response data is currently available. This profile confirms the company’s physical presence and basic verification signals but provides no further operational details.

The supplier’s listing does not include specific certifications, declared minimum order quantities or price information. It does state that the HMS is processed to meet export‑quality standards and that bulk shipments can be arranged, signalling capability to handle large volumes for international buyers.