Shreeya International

United Arab Emirates‑based Shreeya International lists 27 distinct products across petroleum by‑products, used oils and a broad spectrum of metal and electronic scrap. The catalogue groups items under HS‑code families such as 7404.00 for mixed non‑ferrous and ferrous scrap, 7204.29 for compressor scrap containing copper, 7802.00 for recycled lead, and 7204.21 for stainless‑steel 316 scrap, providing a clear customs classification for each metal stream.

The supplier’s product list includes petroleum jelly, automotive grease, bitumen, rubber process oil, base oil and other refined oils, as well as metal scrap types like copper mill‑berry (minimum 99.9 % Cu), aluminium alloys scrap, zinc scrap, brass scrap and stainless‑steel 316. Each metal entry specifies material composition, and several oil products such as transformer oil, fuel oil (CST 180 or CST 380) and liquefied petroleum gas are presented without HS codes in the source data.

The catalogue offers standard grades that are common in the global scrap market: stainless‑steel 316 (UNS S31600) typically supplied in 1‑ton bundles, copper mill‑berry meeting 99.9 % purity, aluminium alloys containing silicon, copper or magnesium, and zinc dross meeting 99 % Zn content. For petroleum derivatives, products such as base oil and transformer oil are usually classified by ISO V‑G viscosity grades, while bitumen is supplied in 45 °C penetration grades (e.g., 60/70). Industry practice also includes providing material test reports that detail composition percentages, moisture content and physical dimensions for each scrap batch.

Buyers of metal scrap generally request certification to ISO 9001 or ISO 14001 and conformity to REACH or RoHS where applicable. Oil products are often required to meet API specifications (e.g., API CG‑4 for base oil) and to be accompanied by a Certificate of Analysis showing flash point, sulfur content and water content. These standards complement the supplier’s listed HS codes and material descriptions.