Recycling metal requires much less energy than mining, cleaning and shaping the metal.
Recycling metals also helps conserve key resources.
Metal scrap such as aluminium, copper, steel, brass and iron can be reused many times over to make many new products, such as:
- Construction - roads and bridges
- Manufacturing - cars and aircraft
- Containers
- New and stronger metals
- Furniture and fittings
- WEEE
- Large household appliances (washing machine, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, etc.)
- Small household appliances (hair dryer, vacuum cleaner, iron, etc.)
- Information technology (IT) and telecommunications equipment (computer, printer, monitor, mobile phone, etc.)
- Entertainment electronics (hi-fi equipment, television, radio, video camera, camera, screen, etc.)
- Solar panels
- Power tools (electric saw, lawn mower, etc.)
- Recreational and sports equipment, toys (electric treadmill, electric train, etc.)
- Medical equipment (sphygmomanometer, etc.)
- Electric motors, motor drives
- Electric motors
- Washing machine motors
- Alternators
- Starters
- Rotors from electric motors
- Stators from electric motors
- Ankers, meatballs
- TV Yokes
- Trafo scrap
- Cabels
- Industrial cables without plugs
- Cables from domestic collection without plugs
- Cables with plugs
- Inter-production cables
- Other inter-production and industrial waste
- Waste from passenger car engines and gearboxes
- Waste from vehicles with other drives
- Waste from aluminum castings containing higher impurities
- Mixed aluminum waste with higher impurities
- Oversized industrial and household
It depends on the type of metal and other conditions, including market price, location, season, demand.
Like all commodities, metal prices vary depending on supply and demand and the cost of production.
If you wish to dispose of your metal on our premises, please remember to bring proof of identity, which we require from all persons disposing of metal.
