Aerospace and industrial gas turbine blades are made from complex nickel and cobalt superalloys such as Rene, CMSX, PWA, GTD, Mar-M and Stellite. Correct alloy identification sets the price. Oryx Metals buys turbine blades and nozzles worldwide, with logistics handled.
Send a photo, your analysis if available, approximate quantity and location. We’ll tell you whether it’s something we can work with.
The global demand for sustainable energy solutions has led to significant growth in the aerospace and industrial sectors, particularly in the development of advanced turbine technologies. However, managing the end-of-life cycle of turbine blades from both airplanes and industrial gas turbines (IGTs) presents a significant challenge. Traditionally, these blades, composed of complex and valuable alloys, often ended up in landfills, raising environmental concerns.
Fortunately, advancements in technology and responsible waste management practices have paved the way for a more sustainable solution: turbine blade recycling. At Oryx Metals, we are committed to providing environmentally sound solutions for recycling various specialty metals, including those found in turbine blades. We understand the unique challenges associated with turbine blade recycling and offer tailored solutions for aerospace and industrial companies, as well as blade manufacturers and decommissioning specialists.
Turbine blades are engineered to withstand extreme operating environments, requiring specialized materials. While specific alloys may vary depending on the manufacturer, application, and desired properties, some of the most frequently encountered in both aerospace and IGT blades include:
GTD Alloys: GTD111, GTD222, GTD241, GTD262, GTD741
PWA Alloys: PWA 1422, PWA 1426, PWA 1480, PWA 1484, PWA 1487
Mar-M Alloys: MarM200 (Hf), MarM247LC, MarM509
Rene Alloys: Rene 77, 80, 108, 125, 142, Rene N4, Rene N5, Rene N6
Udimet Alloys: Udimet 500, Udimet 520, Udimet 720
Stellite Alloys: Stellite 6, Stellite 21, Stellite 25, Stellite 31, Stellite 188
CMSX Alloys: CMSX 4, CMSX 10, CMSX 186, CMSX 486
Inco Alloys: Inco 713, Inco 718, Inco 625, Inco 600
Waspaloy
Hasteloy Alloys: Hasteloy B2, Hasteloy C22, Hasteloy C276, Hasteloy X
Cobalt Alloys: FSX 414, F75,
We offer a comprehensive turbine blade recycling solution, catering to your specific needs:
Transparency and Communication: We prioritize open communication, keeping you informed throughout the entire recycling process.
Streamlined Efficiency: Our optimized system ensures a quick turnaround time, allowing you to receive your payment swiftly.
Sustainability for the Future: Choosing Oryx Metals contributes to a more sustainable future by minimizing reliance on virgin materials and promoting a circular economy.
Turn your surplus turbine blades into valuable resources. Contact Oryx Metals today for a no-obligation quote and experience our seamless and profitable recycling process. Together, let's create a more sustainable future for the aerospace and industrial sectors.
Our website provides a comprehensive list of the specific alloys we accept and factors influencing the pricing.We encourage you to connect with our knowledgeable sales team for a personalized assessment of your specific situation and a competitive quote.
By choosing Oryx Metals for your turbine blade recycling needs, you're not just making a financially sound decision; you're making a conscious choice towards a cleaner and more sustainable future.
Contact us today: To obtain pricing for your scrap turbine blades and nozzles, please send photos and location information to sales@oryx-metals.com.
Common grades include GTD, PWA, Mar-M, Rene, Udimet, Stellite, CMSX, Inconel, Waspaloy, Hastelloy and cobalt alloys such as FSX 414 and F75.
Yes. Oryx Metals buys both aerospace and IGT turbine blades.
Mainly the alloy type, quantity and condition, together with current market values for the contained metals.
Send photos and location information to sales@oryx-metals.com.
Oryx Metals buys worldwide, with offices in the USA, UAE and Hong Kong and its partner J2 Metals covering Latin America.
Yes. Oryx Metals evaluates one-time stockpiles and surplus inventory as well as recurring production streams, and can set up regular collection for the latter.
