Pick a family
Ferrous, stainless, alloy & tool, specialty, or non-ferrous. If you’re unsure, start ferrous or stainless — we can redirect in the first reply.
See the five lanes
Start here
Three moves. Then we talk.
The catalogue is organised by family so you don’t have to dump a full spec on the first screen. Pick a lane, name what you can, and we’ll close the rest together.
Name grade or form
304 plate is not 316 turning. HMS is not cast iron. Share what you already know — even a shop nickname — and we’ll tighten it.
How we talk about formTalk to Bharani
Eight years selling metal scrap across India, always sell-side. Share quantity, location and timing. Availability is confirmed case by case — never as a frozen online stock list.
Open the conversationCatalogue lanes
Five families. One conversation after you pick.
01 · Ferrous
Carbon, HMS and cast iron
The melt-shop workhorses. If your charge is mild steel, heavy melting scrap or cast iron, this is the lane — then we name the mix, the form and how clean it needs to be.
Open ferrous metals
02 · Stainless
200, 304, 316, 400-series and duplex
Stainless is where grade language actually matters. Start with the series you buy, then we talk form, magnetism, molybdenum and whether PMI belongs in the conversation.
Open stainless steel
03 · Alloy & tool
Alloy steel, alloy casting, tool and die
Named for the job they have to do — not a generic “alloy mix”. HSS is discussable when the lot and the buyer’s spec line up. Bring the grade if you have it.
Open alloy & tool steel
04 · Specialty
Nickel, superalloys, carbide, tantalum
High-value metals are a conversation first. Family page names the grades we discuss; quantity, identity and timing decide whether a lot is worth opening.
Open specialty metals
05 · Non-ferrous
Copper, aluminium and brass
Colour and conductivity buyers live here. Lead and zinc are discussable when the requirement is real — they are not listed as a promise, only as a next question.
Open non-ferrous metalsForms vocabulary
Say the form the way the shop receives it.
Sheet is not turning. Pipe is not plate. Naming the form early saves a round of “what exactly is it?” — and it is how we keep the catalogue honest before any commercial talk.
Sheet
Plate
Pipe
Bar
Turning
Offcut
Billet
Circle
Who this catalogue is for
Industrial buyers, not a public scrap counter.
Melt
Foundries and melt shops
You already know the charge. You need a family, a form and a conversation about cleanliness — not a consumer “we buy your scrap” pitch. Start ferrous or non-ferrous and write in with the mix.
Make
Process
Stainless and process-plant buyers
304 vs 316 is not a rounding error. Series, molybdenum and inspection expectations belong in the first note. The stainless family is built for that conversation.
High-value
Specialty and carbide users
Nickel, Inconel, Monel, Hastelloy, tungsten carbide, tantalum. Small lots, named grades, no theatre. Open specialty metals then contact Bharani with what you actually hold a requirement for.
Buyer questions
Clear answers before you pick a family.
Same facts we use on the floor: sell-side supply, family first, then grade, form, quantity, location and timing.
Five industrial families: ferrous metals, stainless steel, alloy and tool steel, specialty metals, and non-ferrous metals. Bharani Metals supplies industrial metal scrap to buyers across India. Grade, form and current availability are discussed before anyone commits — they are not frozen on this hub as prices or stock promises.
Pick a family on this page, skim the grades and forms, then write to us via contact. Share grade, form, quantity, location and timing. If you only know the family, say that — eight years of selling metal scrap across India means we are used to tightening the brief with you.
No. We don’t buy scrap from the public. This catalogue is sell-side only: industrial metal scrap supplied to buyers. If you are a buyer, start with a family and a conversation. If you were looking for a public sell-your-scrap counter, this is not that page — see about Bharani for how we work.
Because price without grade, form, quantity, location and timing is theatre. These hubs organise the catalogue. Commercial detail belongs in a buyer conversation — and later on individual product pages — not as a fake list on a family landing page.
Family plus whatever you already know of grade and form, then quantity, delivery location and timing. Inspection or PMI can be discussed where it is appropriate for stainless, alloy or specialty lots. Start on contact us — we reply as a supply conversation, not a public scrap bid.
Ready when you are
Name the family. We’ll talk the rest.
Share grade, form, quantity, location and timing. Bharani supplies industrial buyers across India — eight years in, still a conversation before a commit. We don’t buy scrap from the public.
Or read how Bharani works · stainless buyers can skip to stainless.
