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Ferrous scrap metal is the base metal that sticks to a magnet. We offer ferrous processing, buys and sells all grades of scrap metal, which creates a major benefit to our environment. We provide expert ferrous processing services to a host of clients, including private businesses, demolition companies and the general public.
Ferrous metals are known for their strength above all else, everything from bridges, railway lines and are generally magnetic. When the term ferrous metal is used, it also usually implies that iron is a large percentage of the elemental composition.

Steel Scrap

A metal with the descriptor “ferrous” means that it has iron in its composition. Ferrous scrap metal is the base metal that sticks to a magnet. We offer ferrous processing, buys and sells all grades of scrap metal, which creates a major benefit to our environment.

Steel Car Body

Steel Can Bundles

Cast Iron - Clean Auto Cast

Non-Ferrous scrap consists of base metals that are non-magnetic. We offer non-ferrous processing services to the general public, demolition companies, and private businesses in order to help the sustainably of the environment, all while maximizing efficiencies and revenues for you.
Generally, non-ferrous metals are non-magnetic, malleable and much lighter, hence their widespread use in aviation and other applications. Some examples of the most common non-ferrous metals are copper (highly conductive & malleable), tin ( with low tensile strength), lead (heavy and soft), aluminum (very light and easily formed) and zinc (ideal for galvanizing other metals) among others.

Copper Scrap

Copper is the big one for recycling and for good reason. It is the best conductor of electricity in its price range. Due to it’s excellent conductivity and ductility, the major use is for production of Electric cables, Brass, Bronze and Cupronickel.

Aluminum Scrap

The second most abundant metallic element in the Earth's crust after silicon, aluminum is a comparatively new industrial metal, which has been produced for commercial uses for just over 100 years.Recycling of aluminum scrap can be done in different ways.