Aluminium Scrap Taint Tabor

TAINT / TABOR Aluminum Scrap is a premium ISRI-grade mixed old alloy aluminum sheet scrap widely used by secondary smelters and aluminum recyclers. The material consists of clean aluminum sheet and utensil scrap from two or more alloy groups, free from castings, foil,

beverage cans, and other non-metallic contaminants. With low oil content and controlled painted material (maximum 10%), TAINT / TABOR provides consistent melting performance and high metal recovery, making it a preferred raw material for aluminum ingot manufacturers worldwide.

•  Business Type: Supplier, Trader, Importer
•  Origin: Imported (USA / Europe / Canada — as per shipment)

TAINT / TABOR :

•  Clean old aluminum sheet scrap
•  Mixed alloys (two or more sheet alloys)
•  Suitable for remelting
•  Low contamination
•  Limited painted material allowed (≤10%)

Typical Physical Characteristics

Appearance

• Flat aluminum sheet pieces
• Mixed thickness panels
• Light weathering acceptable
• Mostly uncoated or lightly painted
• Not shredded — sheet form

Common Sources

•  Building cladding sheets
•  Appliance panels
•  Sign boards
•  Old aluminum utensils (sheet type)
•  Industrial sheet offcuts

Oil & grease: max 1%

Painted sheet: up to 10% (if agreed)

Typical Chemical Expectations (Industry Practice)

Element Typical Range

Al purity 92–97% Approx.

Fe ≤1.0%

Si ≤1.0%

Moisture ≤2%

Trash ≤2%

Major End Users

•  Secondary aluminum smelters
•  Aluminum ingot manufacturers
•  Die-casting alloy producers
•  Rolling mills (after refining)