Import Heavy Melting Scrap (Hms) — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Netherlands

W&e Holding B.v lists Heavy Melting Scrap (HMS) as a ferrous scrap offering from the Netherlands. The public listing does not provide detailed grade ratios, rolling grades or rail specifications, so buyers must request those specifics directly. The product is positioned as a primary charge material for steelmaking in electric arc furnaces. Shipping is expected in bulk weight, compatible with container or break‑bulk transport.

In the global market HMS typically comprises HMS 1 and HMS 2 blended in an 80:20 ratio, with iron content above 90 % and moisture below 2 %. Rolling grade HMS and used rail grades such as R65 and R50 are common variants used for specialised alloy production. Standard density for this scrap is around 7.8 g cm‑3, and bulk shipments are usually priced against the Metal Bulletin HMS 1/2 CFR Turkey index. While W&e Holding B.v does not disclose certifications, an assay report can confirm compliance with these industry benchmarks.

Steel producers and recycling facilities are the main customers, seeking consistent charge material for efficient furnace operation. Typical trade terms include FOB Rotterdam or CFR Antwerp, but exact incoterms should be negotiated with the supplier. Minimum order quantities are not stated, so importers should discuss volume based on their processing capacity. Payment is often arranged via documentary credit, though the final method must be agreed in the sales contract.

W&e Holding B.v is based in the Netherlands and is classified with an imported supplier tier on the platform. The company holds a harbour trust tier, indicating it has met basic verification criteria for cross‑border trade. Their profile shows a response rate of 0 % and no average response time recorded.

The supplier advertises Heavy Melting Scrap but does not disclose detailed product data, certifications or production capacity. Prospective buyers should request recent shipment documentation and references from European steel mills to gauge reliability. No additional corporate history or financial metrics are available in the public listing.