We recycle depleted and natural uranium.
MSC recycles uranium from domestic and international customers under our radioactive materials license, turning off-spec material and legacy inventory into new metal.
Domestic and international, from devices to bulk metal.
Organizations in the United States and abroad come to MSC when they hold uranium they no longer need. We handle it from start to finish within our licensed facility.
Radiography cameras
Depleted uranium shielding recovered from radiography cameras.
Teletherapy heads
Uranium shielding from retired teletherapy heads.
Metallic uranium
Depleted and natural uranium metal, in the forms you hold it.
Transportation containers
Uranium from shipping and transport containers.
Off-spec material
Material that missed specification, returned to usable metal.
Legacy inventory
Long-held stock processed under our license.
Recycling backed by casting, rolling and machining.
Recycling uranium takes a radioactive materials license, a purpose-built facility and metalworking capability in one place. At MSC, the same team that recycles uranium can also cast, roll, machine and analyze it.
Contact us regarding shipping.
What happens next.
Casting
Vacuum induction melting of depleted and natural uranium, including near-net shapes.
Casting →Rolling & fabrication
Rolling, forming, bending, cutting and welding.
Rolling →Machining
Multi-axis CNC milling and turning.
Machining →Laboratory
ISO/IEC 17025:2017 accredited analysis of uranium samples.
Laboratory →Tell us what material you hold.
Describe the items or material, where they are located, and anything else we should know. Contact us regarding shipping.