Sell titanium drops, bar ends & plate offcuts
Sell titanium bar ends, plate offcuts and drops (Grade 5 Ti-6Al-4V or CP grades kept apart). Solids only, no turnings. Certs and heat numbers raise the offer. Call/text 508-343-1219.
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Sell titanium bar ends, plate offcuts and drops (Grade 5 Ti-6Al-4V or CP grades kept apart). Solids only, no turnings. Certs and heat numbers raise the offer. Call/text 508-343-1219.
Published Inconel scrap prices checked Oct 25, 2026 ($0.75 to $8.50/lb by buyer and form), why they differ, and how to sell Inconel 718 and 625 drops, bar ends and plate offcuts. Solids only.
Sell Hastelloy C-276, Monel 400 and K-500 bar ends, plate cutoffs and billets. Solids only. Certs and heat numbers help. Reviewed as reusable stock.
Sell 7075, 6061, 2024 and cast tooling plate drops and bar ends. Solids only, no chips. Alloy stamps and certs raise the offer. Reviewed by a person.
Sell D2, A2, H13, O1 and S7 tool steel drops, bar ends and blocks. Grade stamps and certs raise the offer. Annealed vs hardened explained. Solids only, reviewed by a person.
Sell 17-4 PH, 316, 304, 303 and 15-5 stainless bar ends and plate drops. Solids only. Grade stamps and certs raise the offer. Reviewed by a person.
Sell 1018, 1045, 4140 and 4340 bar ends, plate cutoffs and billets. Solids only. Grade stamps and certs help. Reviewed as reusable stock after review.
Sell 360 brass, C932 and C954 bronze, C110 copper bar ends and plate drops. Solids only. Grade IDs and certs help. Reviewed by a person.
A canceled PO left full bars and plate on your rack? How to list surplus stock by grade, size, length and cert so it gets reviewed for reuse, not priced as melt. Solids only.
Solid carbide rod and blanks.
Published solid carbide scrap prices checked Oct 25, 2026 ($8.50 to $29/lb by buyer and form), why they differ, and why a usable carbide rod or blank can be worth more than its weight. Solids only.
What moves an offer up or puts a lot on hold.
Unmarked drops in the remnant bin? Shop-floor checks (marks, magnet, weight, file, spark) that narrow down what a drop is, what they can't tell you, when XRF is worth it, and why we won't guess a grade.
Work out the weight of a bar end or plate drop from its dimensions and alloy, and what to measure before you send photos. Solids only.
What a mill cert (MTR) and heat number prove, why they raise the offer on remachinable drops and bar ends, how to keep certs with your remnants, and what happens to unmarked stock. Solids only.
Why we value remachinable solids as stock, not melt. Certified and identifiable lots grade higher; unlabeled solids may get an ID hold. Chips and swarf declined.
The main buying pages: solids we buy, specialty solids, solid carbide and the remnant program. Selling a machine or gages instead? See Used CNC Tools guides and Used Gages guides.