Steel scraps are processed in facilities such as a guillotine (cutting), press (compression), gas cutter (cutting) and transport cutter (cutting) depending on their characteristics and delivered to electric furnace manufacturers as steelmaking raw materials.
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| Long materials such as iron plates, pipes and H steel are cut in sizes specified by the next receivers of the materials. | ||||
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| Thin materials such as empty cans and trimming scraps are compressed, reduced in volume and made into a box shape. | ||||
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| Large and thick materials such as heavy machinery and tanks that cannot be processed with a guillotine are cut into small pieces using gas. | ||||
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| Long and relatively thin section steel and pipes are cut into short pieces using a hydraulic excavator equipped with a cutting device. | ||||
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