Material type,
alloy & grade
Identify the aluminium material, stated alloy or grade, and available specification or test information.
Structured material review, inspection, weighing, loading and logistics coordination for industrial aluminium scrap.
Before a transaction progresses, relevant material details are reviewed against the agreed commercial and technical requirements. The review helps establish a clearer understanding of the material being offered and the information available for evaluation.
Identify the aluminium material, stated alloy or grade, and available specification or test information.
Review the offered quantity, current stock information and expected material availability.
Confirm the stated material origin and the location from which loading is proposed.
Review available visual records, packing condition, attachments and potential contamination.
Consider available analysis reports, material specifications and other supporting information.
Arrange visual or specification-based review, with independent third-party inspection where commercially required.
02 / FROM REVIEW TO DISPATCH
Each transaction follows an agreed process based on the material, commercial terms, loading arrangements and destination requirements.
Review material type, grade, quantity, origin, loading location, dimensions where relevant, photographs, contamination, attachments and available specifications.
Confirm the agreed specifications, pricing, responsibilities, applicable trade terms and transaction requirements before physical fulfilment.
Arrange inspection according to the agreed requirements, including independent third-party inspection where commercially required.
Coordinate relevant weighing records and documentation according to the transaction requirements.
Coordinate suitable loading arrangements and responsibilities under the agreed terms.
Coordinate applicable transport, customs, import/export and destination requirements according to the shipment and agreed responsibilities.
Material handling and loading arrangements are coordinated according to the agreed transaction requirements. We consider the material condition, packing type and the suitability of the transport equipment for safe and efficient dispatch.
Review visible condition and agreed specifications.
Consider suitable packing and handling requirements.
Coordinate suitable trucks or containers for the material.
Documentation requirements depend on the transaction, the delivery arrangement and applicable regulations. Relevant records are coordinated as required.
Depending on the transaction, agreed delivery terms may include:
Applicable trade terms may include EXW, FCA, FOB, CFR or CIF, depending on the agreed transaction, shipment route and responsibilities. Inspection, weighing, loading, transport, customs coordination and destination arrangements are handled according to the contract and applicable shipment requirements. Independent third-party inspection may be arranged where commercially required.
We follow a practical and transaction-specific approach to quality, based on agreed specifications, inspection arrangements and commercial requirements.
Material is reviewed against agreed specifications and available test information.
Third-party inspection may be arranged where commercially required.
Applicable domestic and international regulations are considered for each transaction.
Clear communication on material details, inspection findings and documentation requirements.
Discuss your factory’s aluminium scrap, recurring production rejection, material specifications and preferred commercial arrangements with GERA.
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