RRCarbide

These are tungsten-based materials with most falling under the Mallory 3000 grading. These allow generally have 90% tungsten inside along with some iron as well. These could be used in radiation uses as well as in the medical equipment processing world.

Road milling bits are used all over the construction and asphalt world to help rip up old roads. These bits have a small nub of carbide on the ends to help go through the asphalt quickly and safely. These nubs will eventually wear from usage and instead of throwing them in with your steel scrap, you can sell them for a higher price. These will be bought at a minimum of (1) 55-gallon drum at a time and are bought at a price per pound, not at a material recovery. These are also used in the drilling and mining industries and most bits are not reused, but generally are always recycled.

• Carbide Tipped Mining Bits
• Asphalt Milling Teeth
• Carbide Tipped Tricones
• Fixed Cutting Matrix Bits
• Mining Picks
• Trenching Bits
• Blasting Bits

Many machining presses and industries use filters to catch carbide or tungsten powders and particulates from going into the air. These filters will have a residual value and will be paid out after they are processed. If you are looking for pricing on these filters you will be able to learn about the formulas- but all final pricing is based on material recovery.