HMS Insize
Heavy gauge steel prepared to size.
An indicative rate, not a quote. What we pay turns on the grade, how clean the load is and how much of it there is — ring us and we will price the metal you actually have. Guide updated 20 October 2026.
What this grade accepts
- Structural steel
- Heavy plate
What it does not
- Light gauge steel
- Sealed vessels
Where it usually comes from
- Demolition
- Heavy industry
How to prepare it
Cut to agreed size.
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About HMS Insize
HMS — heavy melting steel — in size is the standard ferrous grade for thick steel cut to dimensions a mill can charge directly. Structural section, plate, heavy pipe, beam and machinery frames all qualify.
"In size" is the operative part: pieces need to be within the dimensional limits the furnace accepts, which for most mills means under about 1.5 metres in the long direction and a minimum thickness of around 6mm. Oversize material has to be cut, which is a cost.
Ferrous pays less per kilo than any non-ferrous grade, but it comes in volume, and a demolition or plant clear-out generates enough tonnage for it to matter. For quantities like that, a bin on site is almost always better than carting it.
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