Quality & documentation

Clarity before
every movement.

Every lot is handled against its agreed grade, condition, weight, origin and destination requirements.

Submit a lot for review →
01

Describe

Material, source, grade, form, quantity and known contamination are declared.

02

Inspect

Representative visual checks, measurements and supporting records are aligned.

03

Approve

Commercial terms and acceptance criteria are agreed before loading.

04

Document

Weight, invoice, transport and shipment records follow the agreed trade lane.

What gets aligned

Different scrap.
Different checks.

The exact inspection plan changes with the material and buyer specification.

Material identity

Grade & composition

Declared grade, source, alloy or fibre type, construction and expected recovery route.

Material condition

Contamination & moisture

Attachments, coatings, dirt, oil, mixed content, odour, moisture and prohibited material.

Physical lot

Form & quantity

Bale, bundle, chip or loose form; unit weight, total weight, loading pattern and packaging.

Transaction

Documents & evidence

Photos, weighment, invoices, transport records and shipment documents as agreed.

Documents follow the lane

Domestic and cross-border records

01

India

  • Commercial invoice
  • Weight record
  • Transport and e-way documentation where applicable
  • Material declaration
02

Europe

  • Contract and packing details
  • Loading and weight evidence
  • Origin and shipment documents
  • Agreed inspection records
03

Middle East

  • Commercial and packing documents
  • Weight and loading records
  • Customs and trade-lane paperwork
  • Buyer-specific declarations

Final requirements are confirmed for the actual material, origin, destination and transaction before movement.

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