Nickel Bronze
Nickel Bronze scrap is a high-value copper alloy containing nickel, tin, and trace elements. Known for its strength, toughness, and corrosion resistance, it is widely recovered from marine hardware, coinage, bearings, and industrial parts. Due to its nickel content, it carries a premium over regular bronze and brass scrap. Clean and sorted Nickel Bronze scrap is highly recyclable, making it ideal for foundries and alloy producers seeking cost-effective raw material with reliable mechanical and anti-corrosion properties.
Copper Pipe
Copper pipe scrap is a clean and high-grade recyclable material widely recovered from plumbing, HVAC, and industrial systems. Known for excellent conductivity and corrosion resistance, copper pipe scrap is highly sought after by melters and refineries. Sorted and clean copper pipe yields maximum recovery value, making it one of the most profitable non-ferrous scrap metals.
Copper Birch Cliff
Copper Birch Cliff refers to clean, unalloyed, uncoated, and unburnt copper wire and tubing scrap. It is free from solder, paint, insulation, and other contaminants. This grade is considered high-quality copper scrap and is commonly generated from electrical, plumbing, and industrial dismantling. It offers excellent recovery rates and is widely accepted by melters and refineries worldwide.
Copper Ingots
Copper ingots are solid blocks of refined copper, produced by melting and casting copper scrap or ore. It contains copper content about 99% or above. They are highly pure, uniform, and easy to transport, making them a preferred raw material for foundries, alloy manufacturers, and industrial users. Ingots ensure consistent composition and are widely used in the production of copper sheets, wires, rods, and other semi-finished products.
Cupro Nickel 90-10
Cupro Nickel 90/10 is an alloy containing 90% copper and 10% nickel, with small additions of iron and manganese for improved strength and corrosion resistance. It is widely used in marine applications such as condensers, heat exchangers, and seawater piping due to its excellent resistance to saltwater corrosion and biofouling. As scrap, Cu-Ni 90/10 has strong recycling value and is in demand by alloy manufacturers and foundries.
Cupro Nickel 70-30
Cupro Nickel 70/30 is an alloy composed of 70% copper and 30% nickel, with controlled additions of iron and manganese for enhanced mechanical strength and corrosion resistance. It is especially valued for its outstanding performance in aggressive seawater environments, making it widely used in desalination plants, offshore structures, shipbuilding, and condenser tubing. As scrap, Cu-Ni 70/30 is highly sought after due to its higher nickel content and premium recycling value.
Copper Mill Berry
Copper Millberry refers to clean, unalloyed, bright, and shiny copper wire scrap, typically of 99.95%–99.99% purity. It is free from insulation, coatings, solder, or other impurities, making it the highest quality grade of copper scrap. This premium material is widely used by melters and refineries to produce high-conductivity copper rods, wires, and other semi-finished products.
Brass Ingots
Brass ingots are solid cast blocks of brass, produced by melting and refining brass scrap or copper-zinc alloy feedstock. They provide consistent composition, durability, and ease of handling, making them a preferred raw material for foundries, die-casting units, and manufacturers of plumbing fittings, hardware, valves, and decorative items. Brass ingots ensure uniform alloy quality and are widely traded in both domestic and international non-ferrous markets.
Brass Honey (Shipbreaking)
Brass Honey is a mixed brass scrap grade typically obtained from shipbreaking, plumbing fittings, valves, taps, and marine equipment. It consists mainly of yellow brass (copper-zinc alloy) and may include solid brass castings and hardware. This grade is widely accepted by foundries and ingot makers for recycling into new brass products. Clean and sorted Brass Honey scrap offers a reliable source of copper and zinc, making it highly valuable in the secondary metals market.
Brass Honey (Local)
Brass Honey (Local) refers to mixed yellow brass scrap collected from plumbing fittings, taps, valves, and general hardware. It consists mainly of copper-zinc alloys, often with minor traces of solder or attachments. While not as heavy-duty as shipbreaking brass, local Brass Honey is widely traded in domestic scrap markets and is a reliable raw material for recycling into brass ingots, rods, and casting alloys.
Pallu
Brass Pallu is a heavy brass scrap grade, typically recovered from shipbreaking, industrial machinery, and old hardware. It consists mainly of yellow brass (copper-zinc alloy) with occasional traces of lead or iron attachments. Due to its density and high copper content, Pallu is a preferred raw material for ingot manufacturing and foundry applications.
Gunmetal (Shipbreaking)
Gunmetal is a type of bronze alloy, typically composed of copper, tin, and zinc, with small amounts of lead. Shipbreaking gunmetal scrap is commonly recovered from valves, pumps, propellers, and marine fittings. Known for its strength, machinability, and resistance to corrosion in seawater, gunmetal scrap is highly suitable for recycling into new bronze alloys and cast products.
Gunmetal (Local)
Gunmetal (Local) refers to mixed bronze scrap collected from domestic machinery, plumbing fittings, pump bodies, bushings, and general hardware. It is a copper-based alloy with tin, zinc, and small amounts of lead, offering good strength and resistance to wear. While not as heavy-duty as shipbreaking gunmetal, local gunmetal scrap is widely used by foundries for recycling into ingots, bushings, bearings, and other engineering components.
High SN
High SN is a copper-based alloy scrap with a higher percentage of tin compared to regular bronze or gunmetal. Known for its excellent hardness, wear resistance, and ability to withstand heavy loads, it is commonly recovered from bearings, bushings, gears, and marine applications. Due to its elevated tin content, High SN scrap holds strong value in the secondary metal market and is in demand by foundries for producing premium bronze ingots and industrial components.
Alu Rods
Aluminium rods scrap consists of clean, unalloyed or alloyed aluminium rods used in electrical transmission, construction, and industrial applications. They are lightweight, corrosion-resistant, and recyclable without loss of properties. This scrap is widely accepted by melters and recyclers for re-melting into ingots, billets, or new rods. High conductivity aluminium rods, especially from power and utility sectors, hold strong demand in both domestic and export markets.
Alu Ingots
Aluminium ingots are solid cast blocks of aluminium, typically produced by remelting aluminium scrap or refining primary aluminium. They offer uniform composition, easy handling, and efficient storage, making them a preferred raw material for foundries, extrusion plants, and automotive component manufacturers. Alu ingots are widely traded in both domestic and export markets and serve as a key input for producing sheets, profiles, rods, and casting alloys.
Titanium
Titanium is a strong, lightweight, and corrosion-resistant metal widely used in aerospace, marine, chemical, and medical industries. Titanium scrap is generated from machining, fabrication, and dismantling of aerospace parts, pipelines, surgical equipment, and industrial machinery. It has a high melting point, excellent strength-to-weight ratio, and outstanding resistance to seawater and chemicals. Due to its value and specialized applications, titanium scrap is highly sought after by refineries and alloy producers for remelting into new ingots and components.
AB2 Pump
AB2 is a high-strength tin bronze alloy, typically containing copper, tin, zinc, and small amounts of lead, nickel, or phosphorus. It is widely used in pump bodies, bearings, bushings, and marine fittings due to its excellent wear resistance, toughness, and ability to withstand high pressure and corrosion. As scrap, AB2 Pump material is valuable for foundries and ingot makers, providing a reliable source of high-tin bronze for re-melting and alloy production.
Transformers
Transformer scrap is recovered from dismantled power and distribution transformers. It consists of copper or aluminium windings, electrical steel (silicon steel), iron cores, and insulating materials. Copper-wound transformers are highly valuable due to their high conductivity and recovery rates, while aluminium-wound types are more lightweight and cost-effective. Transformer scrap is in steady demand by recyclers and melters for recovery of non-ferrous metals, particularly copper and aluminium, which are melted down and reused in electrical and industrial applications.
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