Heavy duty ferrous scraps are recycled metal materials primarily composed of iron and steel, known for their durability and strength. These scraps are generated from various industrial processes, including manufacturing, construction, and demolition, making them a valuable resource for metal recycling. Common sources of heavy duty ferrous scraps include old machinery, structural steel, automobile parts, and appliances. Due to their magnetic properties, ferrous scraps can be easily separated from non-ferrous materials during recycling. These scraps are processed and re-melted in steel mills to produce new metal products, reducing the need for virgin materials and minimizing environmental impact. Their high tensile strength makes them suitable for a wide range of applications, including construction, manufacturing, and automotive industries, contributing significantly to sustainable practices in metal production.