METAL




Copper Recycling

Copper is a element and an mineral essential to our everyday lives. It is a important industrial metal because of its high malleability, ductility, electrical and thermal conductivity and resistance to
Types copper

• Dry Bright Copper Wire
• Clean Flat Copper Electro
• Clean Copper Tube
• New Copper Tube
• Burnt Wire No 1
• Greasy Bright Wire
• Heavy Copper 98%
• Tinned Copper 98%
• Heavy Copper 95%
• Burnt CopperNo 2 Wire 94%
• Laquered Copper Wire 94%
• Thin Gauge Tinned Copper Rope Wire 94%
• Copper Tanks (Element Free) 92%
• Braziery Copper 88%
• Lead Copper Washed Grey Braziery (Steel Free)
• Copper Elements (From Tanks)

Aluminium Recycling

Aluminium is a silvery-white, ductile metallic element, and the third most abundant of all elements on the earth’s crust, after oxygen and silicon. Aluminium accounts for 8% of the weight of the Earth’s solid surface. Having good thermal and conductive properties, it is used to form light hard alloys which are corrosion-resistant. The Element Symbol of Aluminium is Al and its Atomic Number is 13, it also belongs to the boron group on the periodic table of elements.
Types aluminium
• Rolled Aluminium
• Aluminium Wheels / Alloy Wheels
• Aluminium Cutts (New Production)
• Clean H9 / HE9
• Mixed H9 / HE9
• Painted H9 / HE9
• Aluminium Quad / Aluminium Wire
• Cast Aluminium
• Aluminium Turnings
• Aluminium Rads / Copper Rads (Steel Free)
• Irony Aluminium

Lead Recycling

Lead is a naturally occurring element found in small amounts in the earth’s crust. It is a soft and malleable heavy metal and its chemical element symbol is Pb and atomic number 82. Lead can be toxic to animals and humans causing health problems, but also it does have some beneficial uses.
Types Lead
• Clean Soft Lead
• Lead Batteries
• Lead Zinc Wheel Weights

Bronze Recycling

Brass and Bronze are copper alloys, meaning they primarily contain copper with various other metal compounds, such as zinc, tin, and lead to form a new metal in the form of Brass or Bronze. Other metals can also be added, depending on the requirement and purpose of the metal. Bronze is one of the earliest alloys known, dating back thousands of years known as the Bronze age.
Types of brass
Bronze recycling
• Mixed Bronze
• Bronze Turnings
• Phosphor Bronze
• Bronze Crown Wheels/Gears
• Manganese Bronze Solids
• Manganese Bronze Turnings
• Bronze Dross
• Mixed Wire Connectors, Irony Bronze, Aluminum Bronze Solids, Aluminum Bronze Turnings, Other Bronze.

Bronze
• Copper and Tin alloy
• More coppery color than yellow
• Harder than Brass
• High pressure fittings and applications
• Water fittings
• Fire hose couplings and similar uses

Brass Recycling

Brass and Bronze are copper alloys, meaning they primarily contain copper with various other metal compounds, such as zinc, tin, and lead to form a new metal in the form of Brass or Bronze. Other metals can also be added, depending on the requirement and purpose of the metal. Bronze is one of the earliest alloys known, dating back thousands of years known as the Bronze age.
Types of brass
Brass recycling
• Mixed Brass – comprising of assorted clean brass solids
• Brass Borings & Turnings – machine excess from cut brass
• Brass & Copper Compo Rads (Steel Free)
• Brass Radiators (Steel Free)
• Gunmetal – example: industrial plumbing fittings
• Gunmetal Turnings – machine excess from cut gunmetal

Brass
• Copper and Zinc alloy
• Yellow in color
• Often used as a substitute of gold
• Usage in low pressure plumbing fittings
• Used for sink drains and fixtures (often chrome plated)
• Car radiators
• Door Knobs
• Trim Hardware

Zinc Recycling

Zinc is a slightly brittle metal and has a closed-loop lifecycle at room temperature and has a blue-silvery appearance when oxidation is removed. It’s chemical element symbol is Zn and atomic number 30. Zinc is also essential for the metabolism of all living organisms.
Zinc recycling
Zinc is a metal that can be recycled infinitely and does not lose physical and chemical characteristics in this process.

Stainless steel recycling

In metallurgy, stainless steel, also known as inox or inox steel from French inoxydable (inoxidizable), is a steel alloy, with a maximum of 1.2% carbon by mass and a minimum of 11% chromium content by mass.
Types of Stainless Steel
• 18/8 304 Stainless
• 18/8 304 Stainless Turnings
• 18/8 316 Stainless
• Chrome Iron

Stainless Steel Grades
• Type 102
• Type 2205
• Type 2304
• 200 Series
• 300 Series
• 400 Series
• 500 Series
• 600 Series

Scrap Cable

A cable is an insulated wire or wires housed within a protective casing which is used to transmit electricity or telecommunication signals.
What are the different types of scrap cable?
• Household Cable / VIR 40%
• Single Cable 65%
• Wiring Looms 55% (No Fuseboard / ECU)
• Low Grade Cable / Armoured Cable 25%
• Clean Pyro
• Plastic Pyro

Electrical cable recycling / WEEE recycling
• IT Equipment Recycling
• Computer Recycling
• Laptop Recycling
• Monitor/LCD Recycling
• Server Recycling
• Hard Drive Recycling
• Circuit Board Recycling
• Office Equipment Recycling
• Computer Spares Recycling
• Secure Data Destruction

Scrap Electric Motor

There are a wide-variety of electric motors available but some of the ones we buy and recycle include:
• Electric Motors Recycling
• Alternators Recycling
• Starter Motors Recycling

Gunmetal (Red Brass)

Gunmetal, also known as red brass in the United States, is a type of bronze – an alloy of copper, tin, and zinc. Proportions vary but 88% copper, 8–10% tin, and 2–4% zinc is an approximation. Originally used chiefly for making guns, it has largely been replaced by steel. Gunmetal, which casts and machines well and is resistant to corrosion from steam and salt water, is used to make steam and hydraulic castings, valves, gears, statues, and various small objects, such as buttons. It has a tensile strength of 221 to 310 MPa, a specific gravity of 8.7, a Brinell hardness of 65 to 74, and a melting point of around 1,000 degrees Celsius.