hyderconsulting
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- Apr 17, 2007
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In the classified ads section of the forum I've listed my book for sale. It's called "The Layman's Guide to Scrap Metal Recycling." Check there for details on it. I'm posting an excerpt from the book to give you an idea about. Regards, Chris Hyder.
"Where do you find stainless steel scrap? I pick a lot of it up in dismantling industrial equipment. Anything that is in contact with salt water, chemicals or even oil often has stainless steel parts in it. Some machinery also uses stainless steel rollers to cut down on wear in the machines. An example would be photo developing equipment. One type of equipment that uses stainless steel almost exclusively is food handling equipment because it must be easily cleaned. This would be restaurant or commercial kitchen equipment. This type of equipment is an area where you could really pick up a lot of stuff if you work at it some. Check with any restaurants or food preparing businesses to see if they have any equipment to haul off."
"Where do you find stainless steel scrap? I pick a lot of it up in dismantling industrial equipment. Anything that is in contact with salt water, chemicals or even oil often has stainless steel parts in it. Some machinery also uses stainless steel rollers to cut down on wear in the machines. An example would be photo developing equipment. One type of equipment that uses stainless steel almost exclusively is food handling equipment because it must be easily cleaned. This would be restaurant or commercial kitchen equipment. This type of equipment is an area where you could really pick up a lot of stuff if you work at it some. Check with any restaurants or food preparing businesses to see if they have any equipment to haul off."
