cold rolled coil (CRC) Scrap

Cold Rolled Coil (CRC) Scrap is high-quality steel waste from cold rolling processes, like offcuts, punchings, and trimmings, valued for its consistent quality, clean nature (often light oily), and high recyclability, making it ideal for re-melting and re-rolling into new steel products, with prices varying by form (sheet, bundle, punching) and location .

Key Characteristics

• Material: Clean, thin-gauge steel from cold-rolling.
• Forms: Sheet scrap, bundle scrap, punching scrap, slit coils, corner cuttings.
• Quality: Good consistency, clean, sometimes light oily.
• Usage: Re-melting, re-rolling, casting, general steel production.
• Recyclability: High, supporting the circular economy. 

Common Types of CRC Scrap

• CRC Sheet Scrap: Offcuts and remnants from sheet production.
• CRC Bundle Scrap: Compressed bundles of scrap.
• CRC Punching Scrap: Waste from stamping processes, often round.