Copper is among the most valuable metals available when it comes to scrap collection and recycling. With an infinite recyclable life, copper is used and reused in motors, computers, construction, industrial machinery.
Historically, the process of recycling has been around for several centuries, ever since people began to melt metals and shape them into newer weapons or utensils. During times of war, scrap metals were reused time and again to make better weapons.
Put simply, scrap metal is the combination of waste metal, metallic material and any product that contains metal that is capable of being recycled from previous consumption or product manufacturing. Whether it’s vehicle parts, building supplies or surplus project materials.
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