G.A. RITTENHOUSE
G.A. RITTENHOUSE
From a single skid to a whole plant. We buy loose, prepared and still-installed material — and because we melt it ourselves, we can price it without finding a buyer first. Each stream has its own page: the forms it arrives in, how the trade grades it, and which furnace it goes to.
Separated metal prices as itself. Mixed metal prices as the cheapest thing in the container. This is the single largest controllable factor in what you are paid, and it costs nothing but a second bin.
Provenance narrows the likely chemistry, which narrows the discount we have to apply for uncertainty. A turbine section and a bin marked ‘nickel alloy’ are not the same offer.
Everything is re-weighed here on certified scales and the ticket goes to you. If your figure and ours disagree, the ticket settles it.
Equipment with a working second life is usually worth more running than poured. We will tell you when that is the case rather than quietly melting the difference. Why that gap is so wide.
One offer, one counterparty, removal and freight included. We own the furnace, so there is a floor under every quote.
Keep title and pay to have your own metal run and returned as ingot, bar, sow or pig. How tolling works.
Commodity ingot and custom alloy blended to written specification. What comes out of the furnace.