Sriram Enterprises

Rajendra Nagar, Shimoga, Karnataka

We are Shimoga (Karnataka) based company, engaged in the supply of Brass Scrap. We deal in all types of Brass Scrap that are procured from different sources in India. We are trusted by associates for our commitment, then be it regarding delivery or price competitiveness. We follow fair trade practices, and thus have developed an impressive clientele all over the India.

We are a supplier of Nickel Scrap. The clients can avail the finest quality Nickel Scrap from us. The Nickel Scrap that we offer is obtained from the trusted sources. The clients can avail the Nickel Scrap from us in varied specification to meet their diverse requirements. We provide good quality Nickel Scrap at affordable prices.

Forms of Nickel Scrap :

• Nickel Ravali
• Nickel Jalli (all types of screens like white screen, chrome, color)
• Nickel Screens and other forms of nickel scrap

Uses :

• In electroplating
• Manufacturing of castings
• In foundries
• Manufacturing of nickel alloys

We also manufacture Gold Scraps and flake which finds its use in various decorative items and also in decorating desserts. Some of our prestigious clients use our gold flakes in wines and other beverages. We are renowned for the quality of gold flakes we supply throughout the world. These are produced from finest quality gold under extremely hygienic conditions. we also provide broken, used and worn gold scrap at competitive prices.

Major Characteristics :

• Gold is unique as it is both a commodity and a monetary asset.
• Its stability and high value makes it virtually indestructible and ensures that it is almost always recovered and recycled.
• There is no true consumption of gold in the economic sense as the stock of gold remains essentially constant while ownership shifts from one party to another.
• Although gold mine production is relatively inelastic, recycled gold (or scrap) ensures there is a potential source of easily traded supply when needed, and this helps to stabilise gold price.
• Economic forces that determine the price of gold are different from, and in many cases opposed to the forces that influence most financial assets.