INOX

Stainless steel purchasing — Sarajevo

The grades we accept, how the price is set, and how weighing and payment work. We agree the price for stainless steel scrap directly.

A heap of stainless steel scrap — bent sheet, a perforated bar and pieces of catering equipment

Price

We agree the price for this material directly — it depends on grade, purity and quantity. Send a photo and we will quote you.

What we accept

The grades of stainless steel scrap we take in at the buying station in Halilovići.

  • Scrap stainless steel

How the price is set

There is no single price. It depends on four things, which is why a photo always helps.

Grade
Material is sorted into grades by composition and condition.
Purity
Contamination — iron, plastic, insulation, paint — lowers the price because it requires extra processing.
Quantity
Larger quantities are priced differently from one-off deliveries.
World market
Buying prices follow the world metal exchanges and therefore change through the year.

Practical details

Weighing
On a calibrated scale at our yard, with a calibration certificate.
Payment
In cash or by bank transfer as agreed, within 15 days of collection at the latest.
Paperwork
The seller does not need to bring any additional paperwork.
Collection
We come with our own vehicles across Bosnia and Herzegovina, for quantities from five tonnes upwards.

From our yard

  • Bays in the hall marked OLOVO 170403 and INOX 191202, with a forklift and bulk bags
  • A worker stripping aluminium and PVC window profiles beside stacked bales and bulk bags
  • An industrial hall with stacked steel bars, in shafts of light through the dust
What is stainless steel scrap?
INOX, also called stainless steel, is steel alloyed primarily with chromium and nickel. It is hygienic and easy to clean, corrosion-resistant, durable and easy to maintain, and it is fully recyclable.

For an estimate, attach a photo of the material to your enquiry — it is the fastest route to a firm price.

Contact

Send a photo and we will quote you for stainless steel scrap