Impex Technology

Impex Technology is based in India and currently lists seven active products spanning steel scrap, tyre scrap, cement clinker, fresh vegetables and rail scrap. The catalogue groups the items under five top categories - Steel Scraps, Tyre Scrap, Clinker, Fresh Vegetables and Used Rail Scrap - and each entry is tied to a specific HS‑code where available, reflecting the standard customs classification for these commodities.

The detailed listings include Heavy Melting Steel Scrap (HS 7204.29, ferrous scrap iron with Fe > 90 % and C < 2 %), Light Melting Steel Scrap (HS 7204.49, shredded carbon steel with Fe ≥ 98 %), two recycled tyre products (Multicut and TDF with no HS‑code supplied), Cement Clinker (HS 2523.10, Portland clinker composition CaO 67‑70 %, SiO₂ 20‑24 %, Al₂O₃ 4‑7 %, Fe₂O₃ 2‑4 %), Fresh Fruits & Vegetables (no HS‑code supplied), and Rail Scrap (HS 7204.49, carbon steel rail with Fe 96‑98 %, C 0.4‑0.8 %, Mn 0.6‑1.0 %).

The steel scrap portfolio follows industry grading where heavy melting scrap is typically classified as Grade 1 (Fe > 90 %, low copper) and light melting scrap as Grade 2 (Fe ≥ 98 %, shredded). Buyers commonly require size specifications between 10‑30 mm and a maximum copper content of 0.5 %. Recycled tyre products are usually supplied as multicut granules (particle size 2‑8 mm) or as tire‑derived fuel (TDF) with a calorific value of 4,000‑4,500 kcal/kg and moisture below 2 %. Cement clinker is exported in bulk or 25 kg bags, meeting CEM I 42.5 or 52.5 standards and often presented with a specific surface area of 300‑350 m²/kg. Fresh fruits and vegetables are classified under HS 07 and are typically packed in refrigerated 20 ft containers with temperature control at 0‑4 °C. Rail scrap is a subset of carbon steel scrap, usually supplied in 5‑10 ton bundles, with chemical tolerances matching railway standards for re‑rolling.