
Unlocking the Value of Metal Scrap in Modern Industries
From construction projects to high-tech manufacturing, different categories of scrap metals contribute immense value to global supply chains.
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Providing high-grade ferrous and non-ferrous scrap metal solutions designed to suit diverse industry needs.
Ferrous metals are iron-based materials that are strong, durable, and magnetic. They play a vital role in construction, manufacturing, automotive, and heavy industries.
A strong but brittle ferrous metal with high carbon content, widely used in pipes, engine blocks, and cookware.
An iron-carbon alloy with chromium and nickel for added strength. Common in automotive, aerospace, and industrial machinery.
A versatile iron-carbon alloy available in different grades, extensively used in construction, tools, and automotive parts.
A common ferrous scrap made of thick steel pieces from demolition and industrial waste, mainly used in steelmaking furnaces.
Non-ferrous metals are lightweight, corrosion-resistant, and highly valuable in recycling. Commonly used in electrical, aerospace, packaging, and construction industries.
Premium-quality scrap metal known for its excellent conductivity, widely used in electrical and industrial recycling.
Lightweight, corrosion-resistant scrap commonly recycled from cans, windows, and industrial components.
Durable and versatile scrap alloy, often recovered from plumbing fixtures, valves, and decorative items.
Recyclable scrap sourced mainly from batteries and shielding materials, widely used in manufacturing industries.
Stainless steel is a corrosion-resistant alloy of iron, chromium, and nickel. It is widely used for its durability, strength, and attractive appearance in industries such as construction, medical, food processing, and household products.
The most common type containing high chromium and nickel. Used in kitchenware, pipelines, and chemical equipment.
Chromium-rich steel with magnetic properties and good corrosion resistance. Commonly used in automotive parts, boilers, and industrial equipment.
Strong and hard stainless steel with moderate corrosion resistance. Often used in cutlery, surgical instruments, and turbine blades.
A mix of austenitic and ferritic stainless steel, offering high strength and superior corrosion resistance. Common in oil, gas, and marine applications.
Zinc Die Cast is a non-ferrous alloy mainly composed of zinc, often mixed with small amounts of aluminum, copper, and magnesium. It is known for its strength, durability, corrosion resistance, and ability to form complex shapes with precision. Widely used in automotive, electronics, hardware, and household products.
A family of zinc-aluminum alloys with excellent strength and corrosion resistance. Commonly used in automotive parts, locks, and consumer electronics.
High-quality zinc components made through precision die casting. Popular in electrical fittings, automotive components, and decorative hardware.
Recyclable zinc-based alloys recovered from manufacturing waste and old machinery. Useful for remelting and reprocessing into new zinc die cast products.
Precision-engineered zinc components used in automotive, aerospace, and consumer products for their durability and fine detailing.
Copper is a non-ferrous metal known for its excellent electrical and thermal conductivity, corrosion resistance, and malleability. It is widely used in electrical wiring, plumbing, roofing, and industrial machinery.
Recycled copper wires stripped from electrical cables. Highly conductive and commonly reused in electrical and electronics industries.
Scrap from plumbing and HVAC systems. Known for durability and corrosion resistance, perfect for recycling into new pipes and tubes.
Leftover copper sheets from roofing, manufacturing, or industrial use. Recyclable into various construction and architectural applications.
Copper mixed with zinc (brass) or tin (bronze) for strength and durability. Widely used in plumbing, musical instruments, and industrial machinery.
Aluminum is a lightweight, corrosion-resistant, and highly versatile non-ferrous metal. It is widely used in construction, packaging, transportation, aerospace, and electrical industries due to its strength-to-weight ratio and recyclability.
Made by forcing aluminum through a die, these shapes are used in windows, doors, and structural frames. Known for their durability and lightweight nature.
Flat, rolled aluminum sheets are widely used in roofing, siding, packaging, and automotive panels. They are easy to recycle and reshape.
Lightweight conductive material often used in electrical transmission lines, household wiring, and electronic components.
Strong and durable aluminum parts produced by casting processes. Common in automotive parts, machinery, and aerospace applications.
Electric motors are devices that convert electrical energy into mechanical energy. They consist mainly of copper, aluminum, and steel, making them valuable for recycling. These motors are found in household appliances, vehicles, and industrial machinery.
High-efficiency motors with copper windings, widely used in HVAC systems, pumps, and compressors. Known for durability and high scrap value due to copper recovery.
Lightweight motors with aluminum windings, commonly used in low-cost appliances and automotive parts. Less scrap value compared to copper but still recyclable.
Found in household appliances like fans, washing machines, and vacuum cleaners. Easy to dismantle and recycle for metal recovery.
Large and heavy-duty motors used in factories, pumps, and generators. High content of copper and steel makes them highly valuable in scrap industry.
Brass is a copper-zinc alloy known for its durability, corrosion resistance, and attractive golden appearance. It is widely used in electrical components, decorative items, musical instruments, plumbing fittings, and industrial machinery.
A common type of brass scrap with a bright yellowish color, used in plumbing fixtures, valves, and decorative hardware.
A stronger and more corrosion-resistant type of brass containing a higher percentage of copper. Common in water pipes, pump components, and heavy valves.
Small shavings and scraps produced during machining processes, widely recycled to manufacture new brass products.
Used brass casings from ammunition, highly recyclable and often repurposed into industrial and consumer goods.
Auto parts scrap consists of discarded vehicle components such as engines, transmissions, wheels, and body parts. These materials are valuable for recycling and reusing in the automobile, metal, and manufacturing industries.
Cast iron or aluminum engine blocks from old vehicles, widely recycled for their strong ferrous and non-ferrous content.
Transmission gearboxes made of alloy steel and aluminum, valuable for extracting metals used in new machinery and auto parts.
Aluminum-based alloy wheels that are lightweight, durable, and commonly recycled into new automotive and industrial products.
Ferrous steel sheets and body panels from scrapped cars, recycled into raw material for construction and manufacturing industries.
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We offer specialized recycling services to recover valuable resources, reduce waste, and promote a sustainable environment.
Our focus areas include:
Heavy melting steel grades used in recycling for new steel products.
Engine and machinery parts widely recycled for valuable metal recovery.
High-value non-ferrous metal obtained from wiring, pipes, and machinery.
Includes brass & copper fittings, taps, and pipes from plumbing systems.
We provide reliable scrap material solutions across diverse categories, ensuring quality sourcing and efficient supply. Our services help industries optimize raw material usage while supporting a sustainable future.
Sourcing quality ferrous and non-ferrous scrap from reliable suppliers worldwide.
Sorting, cutting, baling, and shredding scrap to meet global quality standards.
Managing transport, container booking, and documentation for smooth delivery.
Timely and secure shipment ensuring products reach safely to global markets.
Listings based on origin of the scrap
Drill parts, conveyors, heavy machinery, steel scrap.
Car parts, engine blocks, copper wiring, batteries.
Machinery scrap, waste metals from equipment, steel scrap.
Iron rods, steel bars, aluminum frames, copper pipes, cables.
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From construction projects to high-tech manufacturing, different categories of scrap metals contribute immense value to global supply chains.
Aluminium, copper, and brass scraps hold unique properties that make them highly valuable in powering automotive and electrical sectors like never before.
In today’s fast-paced industries, metal scrap is a hidden asset with unique properties that make it highly valuable across multiple applications.