US Scrap Recycling

Content

• 1. Scrap Recycling Industry: An Overview
  
  
• 1.1 Market Definition
• 1.2 Scrap Segments
• 1.2.1 Ferrous Scrap
• 1.2.2 Non-ferrous Scrap
• 1.3 Global and US Scrap Demand
• 1.4 Key Trends
• 1.4.1 Gradual Consolidation in Scrap Industry
• 1.4.2 Shift to Large Shredding Plants
• 1.4.3 Higher Tonnage Figures

• 2. Supply Chain of US Scrap Recycling Industry
• 2.1 Ferrous Supply Chain
• 2.2 Non-ferrous Supply Chain

• 3. Demand Drivers
• 3.1 Demand for Finished Steel
• 3.2 Deployment of EAF Technology
• 4. Scrap Sources and Pricing

• 4.1 Scrap Recycling Volumes: Quantities by Scrap Type
• 4.2 Recycling Rate
• 4.2.1 Overall Steel
• 4.2.2 Automobiles
• 4.2.3 Construction
• 4.2.4 Steel Cans
• 4.2.5 Appliances
• 4.3 Supply and Recovery of Recycled Materials
• 4.3.1 Old Newspapers (ONP)
• 4.3.2 Old Corrugated Containers (OCC)
• 4.3.3 Aluminum
• 4.3.4 Copper
• 4.3.5 Zinc
• 4.4 Pricing Trends
• 4.4.1 Scrap Steel Segments
• 4.4.2 Steel Prices vs. Scrap Prices

• 5. Top Processors in US Scrap Industry
• 5.1 Ferrous Scrap Processors
• 5.2 Non-ferrous Scrap Processors
• 5.3 Profiles of Leading Processors
• 5.3.1 OmniSource Corporation
• 5.3.2 Metal Management Inc.
• 5.3.3 Sims Hugo Neu
• 5.3.4 Tube City Inc.

• 6. Ferrous Scrap Recycling Equipment Manufacturers
• 6.1 Shredder Manufacturers
• 6.1.1 Harris Waste Management
• 6.1.2 Metso Texas Shredder
• 6.1.3 SSI Shredding Systems
• 6.2 Baler Manufacturers
• 6.2.1 American Baler Co.
• 6.2.2 Al-Jon Inc.

• 7. Non-ferrous Recycling Equipment Manufacturers
• 7.1 Baler Manufacturers
• 7.1.1 Marathon Equipment Co.
• 7.1.2 Bollegraaf

• 8. Outlook

• Appendix
• I. Global Steel & Pig Iron Production (Jan.-April 2006)
• II. US Steel Imports by Region & Product
• III. Largest Material Recovery Facilities (MRF)

• Tables
• Table 1.1: NAICS Codes
• Table 1.2: Aquisitions in the Scrap Industry
• Table 1.3: Expansion of Shredding Plants
• Table 1.4: Growth in Production Volume
• Table 2.1: Ways of Processing Scrap
• Table 4.1: Scrap Recycling Volume
• Table 5.1: Ferrous Scrap Processors
• Table 5.2: Non-ferrous Scrap Processors

• Figures
• Figure 1.1: Global Scrap Demand
• Figure 2.1: Supply Chain of US Scrap Recycling Industry
• Figure 3.1: Global Steel Production (2005)
• Figure 3.2: US Steel Production by EAF
• Figure 3.3: Global Crude Steel Production by EAF
• Figure 4.1: US Steel Scrap: Recycling Rate (2005)
• Figure 4.2: Overall Steel Recycling Rate
• Figure 4.3: Automobile Recycling Rate
• Figure 4.4: Construction Recycling Rate: Structural Beams & Plates
• Figure 4.5: Construction Recycling Rate: Reinforcement Bars and Others
• Figure 4.6: Steel Can Recycling Rate
• Figure 4.7: Appliance Recycling Rate
• Figure 4.8: ONP Recovery and Use
• Figure 4.9: ONP End Use
• Figure 4.10: Supply and Recovery of OCC
• Figure 4.11: OCC End Use
• Figure 4.12: Supply and Recovery of Aluminium
• Figure 4.13: Supply and Recovery of Copper
• Figure 4.14: Supply and Recovery of Zinc
• Figure 4.15: Pricing in Scrap Steel Segment
• Figure 4.16: Steel Prices v/s Scrap Prices
• Figure 5.1: US Scrap Recycling: Market Share by Volume(2004)
• Figure 8.1: Worldwide Steel Production
• Figure 8.2: Worldwide Scrap Demand