Selling carbide scrap is not all that difficult, provided some research is done on the subject prior to you venturing into it. Additionally, there exist two main points to know about whether you should sell carbide scrap and under which circumstances selling this scrap makes more sense. Once you finish up your research and answer the following two questions about your business, you should have most of the answers you need to gauge whether selling scrap will benefit you positively or whether doing something else with it will be more feasible.

One, sell carbide scrap if your collection of tungsten carbide scrap is piling up at your facility and you have no structured means to get rid of it. Avoid sending it to the dump or to a landfill, which could contribute poorly to the environment, and instead sell carbide to willing buyers. Many of these buyers exist, and most are found online.

Two, sell carbide scrap if you have enough of this scrap to make a decent profit and you simultaneously have a need to add to your company’s profits. Obviously, profits are always welcomed regardless of your company’s current financial situation, so check out the average carbide scrap prices in your area and then reach out and contact scrap carbide buyers to get some business done. Read up on what it usually takes to sell scrap carbide first, though, since you obviously want to avoid getting ripped off or charging too little for this scrap.