Automotive Steel Turning Scrap No. 2
No. 2 bundles of steel turnings from automotive parts machining, classified HTS 7204.41.0040. Ferrous waste ideal for recycling into new auto steel grades. Bundles ensure safe bulk shipping without loose dispersion.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Trace to specific OEM machining lines for purity documentation
• Avoid oversize pieces exceeding No. 2 dimension limits
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