- HELP with this Pipe Flange Stainless???
Experienced Scrapper
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Ok, I need help indentifying this pipe flange which is a shiny finish, very heavy, fairly magnetic.
It also has ridges going around the outside of the flange. No numbers or anything to help indentify it. Thanks for any insight. Cannot spark test at the moment.[IMG][/IMG]
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Hope this helps.
http://www.scrapmetalforum.com/scrap...ess-steel.html
Sledgehammer Enthusiast
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Your yard may have more options for stainless steel but by me if it's magnetic stainless it goes in the shred pile, or in this case prepared steel pile (over 1/8 in thick).
There ain't nothing wrong with an honest days work. Anyone who says otherwise is a fool.- Old Man
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^^What he said.^^
Recyclable Material Merchant Wholesaler
Certified Zip-Tie Mechanic
"Give them enough so they can do something with it, but not too much that they won't do nothing."
Metal Recycling Entrepreneur
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Its not a pipe flange, but some sort of machinery part.
If it was a pipe flange it would have markings around the rim, including telling you what material it was.
Jon.
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Yep, your yard will likely tell you it goes into the steel bin. Anything ....''foreign'' as well as magnetic goes as steel. it wouldn't even qualify as Irony.
Scrapper, Scrap Yard Worker, Horse farm worker, Cooler Puller and just plain ''tired''
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I've got a couple of yards were that would get 14 or 15 cents a pound as magnetic stainless. Main yard says shred because they don't have a gun to test it. Other yards don't bother testing it.
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