scrap2VALUE

What problem does scrap2VALUE solve?

When industrial plants are decommissioned, working drives, controls and sensors often end up as scrap. At the same time, many companies lose value when disposing of metal waste, for example through poorly sorted material or empty return trips in logistics.

How does scrap2VALUE work?

scrap2VALUE dismantles old machines, recovers valuable components and sells them in its own shop as a cheaper, more sustainable alternative to new parts, including drives, controls, axis modules and sensors. For metal scrap such as residual sheet skeletons, work starts with a Scrap Check: the team analyses potential, creates a concept and implements it, from return loads instead of empty trips to supplying new material. A transparent material description increases melting yield and cuts CO₂.

Who is behind scrap2VALUE?

CEO Maximilian Wagner and CTO Dr. Mostafa Biglari each bring more than 15 years of experience in the metal industry, from steel production through plant and machine engineering to recycling. Dr. Biglari holds a PhD in materials science.

Frequently asked questions about scrap2VALUE

What does scrap2VALUE offer?

Tested used industrial components from decommissioned machines, plus consulting and implementation for recycling metal scrap.

What is the Scrap Check?

scrap2VALUE's starting point: an analysis of a company's metal scrap and processes, with a concept for more efficient, circular recycling.

Which components are in the scrap2VALUE shop?

Among others, drives, controls, axis modules and sensors from decommissioned industrial plants.