Map Scraps Ltd

Map Scraps Ltd operates from the United States and lists twelve active products across a mix of electronic, metal and equipment categories. The catalogue includes items classified under HS code families such as 8548.90 for electronic processor scraps, 7602.00 for aluminum beverage‑can scrap, 7404.00 and 7403.11 for high‑purity copper wire scrap, 7204.49 for ferrous steel and motor scrap, 8507.60 for lithium‑ion batteries, and 7802.00 for recovered lead from drained batteries. The supplier’s top categories span X‑ray parts, copper wire scrap, computer scrap, marine engines, laboratory equipment, aluminium UBC scrap, light and medium machinery, and batteries and chargers.

The product list details specific items such as Cpu Ceramic Processor Scraps (8548.90, ceramic substrate with Au, Ag, Cu traces), Aluminum UBC Scraps (7602.00, 92‑96 % aluminium from used beverage cans), Copper Wire Scraps 99.9 % Pure (7404.00, copper), Copper Wire Scraps 99.9 % Pure Millbery (7403.11, refined copper grade), 2024 Surron Light Bee 60V 40 Ah Battery (8507.60, lithium‑ion NMC/polymer), HMS 1&2 Scraps and Electric Motors Scrap (both 7204.49, ferrous steel with copper windings), Ac Fridge Compressor Scraps (7204.49, ferrous metal with copper and aluminium components), and Drained Battery Scraps (7802.00, recovered lead). Additional listings include a Yamaha 200 HP outboard engine, a Handheld XRF Thermoniton XL2 machine, a Wilson Baiardo stringing machine, and various laboratory equipment.

The catalogue focuses on secondary metal and electronic materials. High‑purity copper wire scrap at 99.9 % Cu is commonly graded as Millbery or refined copper, and buyers typically verify copper content by ASTM B193 or equivalent assay. Aluminium UBC scrap from beverage cans usually meets the 92‑96 % aluminium specification and is processed under ASTM B221 standards for downstream alloy production. Processor ceramic scraps fall under the electronic waste (e‑waste) category where the ICUMSA‑type grading is replaced by metal content percentages, and compliance with RoHS and REACH is standard for downstream recyclers.

Industry practice for ferrous steel scrap (HS 7204.49) includes classification by steel grade, tensile strength (often 350‑550 MPa), and the presence of copper windings. Lithium‑ion battery scrap (HS 8507.60) is evaluated for remaining capacity, electrolyte composition, and compliance with UN 38.3 transport regulations. Recovered lead from drained batteries (HS 7802.00) is usually required to meet ASTM B453 purity levels above 99 % lead and to be free of hazardous contaminants.