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Ferrous Metals
We specialize in purchasing ferrous metals including scrap iron and scrap steel. At our facility, we accept all types of ferrous metals available on the market. Our knowledgeable staff is adept at identifying various grades of scrap metal for purchase, ensuring transparency and accuracy in transactions. Additionally, they are equipped to address any inquiries you may have, including those related to scrap metal prices. We strive to offer competitive rates reflective of current market trends, providing fair compensation for your scrap metal materials. Rest assured, whether you're selling scrap iron, steel, or any other ferrous metal, you can trust us to deliver reliable service and competitive pricing.
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Steel
Steel includes metals such as: prepared steel (5x2), unprepared steel (5x2), plate, pipes, cut out, motor blocks, trailers, i-beams, cutouts, forklifts, old machinery.
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Sheet Iron
Sheet iron includes metals such as: roofing tin, washers, dryers, refrigerators, bikes, bike rims, metal buildings, metal roofs.
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Cast Iron
Motor blocks, old machine shop machinery, old tractors and equipment.
What is Ferrous Metal?
Ferrous metals are metals that contain iron, making them magnetic and highly durable. Common examples include steel, cast iron, and wrought iron, which are widely used in construction, automotive, and industrial applications due to their strength and versatility. Ferrous metals are prone to rust when exposed to moisture, except for stainless steel, which resists corrosion due to its chromium content. These metals are highly recyclable, making them an essential resource in the scrap and recycling industries.
The Process of Ferrous Metal Recycling
The ferrous metal recycling process begins with the collection of scrap materials like steel, iron, and cast iron from industries, construction sites, and individuals. These metals are sorted and separated from non-ferrous materials using magnets and other techniques. Once sorted, the ferrous metals are cleaned to remove contaminants and prepared for processing. The scrap is then shredded or melted down in high-temperature furnaces, transforming it into raw materials that can be reused in manufacturing new products. This process reduces waste, conserves natural resources, and minimizes the environmental impact of mining and metal production.