Brass remains one of our most popular scrap metals because we provide our customers with the most competitive prices. Brass can be found in most houses in things such as your bathroom and kitchen taps, door knobs, locks, musical instruments and even many decorations due to its gold like appearance
Did you know that catalytic converters contain Platinum, Palladium and Rhodium which are extremely valuable precious metals that can be recycled? Catalytic converters are emission control devices found in automobiles, motorcycles, electrical generators, mining equipment and other exhaust systems
Radiators are essential in cars, trucks and other vehicles. Radiators were also once an essential part of a home heating system. What do they have in common? Both are great candidates for recycling. They are made almost entirely with metal, which is a very easy product to recycle and turn into quick cash!
Common sources of steel include old cars, white goods, structural steel, cast iron and tin roofing. Steel is 100% recyclable and can be recycled an infinite amount of times, saving energy and raw materials each time it is re- processed
Lead has the highest rate of recycling of all the metals. Due to its corrosion resistance, lead scrap is available for recycling, decades or even centuries after it is manufactured. Whether its lead acid batteries, lead wheel weights from aluminium rims or soft lead sheet, you’ll be sure to get the best price at Action … Read more
With its long service life and 100% recyclability, stainless steel has become an excellent environmental performer. Stainless steel contains valuable raw materials like nickel and chromium which makes its very desirable in the recycling industry
Aluminium is one of the most widely used products in the world. It can be found in most places around the home and is used extensively in office, factory and commercial environments. Two-thirds of the aluminium ever produced is still in use today
Copper is among the most valuable metals available when it comes to scrap recycling. With an infinite recyclable life, copper is used and reused in motors, computers, construction, industrial machinery and more