Metals We Buy

Did you know that an abandoned piece of steel can take up to 10 years to disappear? Recycled, it provides nearly 50% of reusable material.

Aluminum is infinitely recyclable, reducing the exploitation of virgin natural resources.

A used battery that is not properly recycled can contaminate soil and waterways. Disposing of them responsibly prevents this dangerous pollution.

Once recovered, copper comes back to life in the form of new cables, plumbing parts and electronic components.

Insulated wires contain copper or aluminum covered by a plastic sheath. During recycling, the metal is separated from the insulation to be repurposed.

Brass objects, such as plumbing fittings or musical instruments, are often melted down to create new industrial and decorative pieces.

Recycled lead is purified and reused to manufacture new counterweights or protective equipment, avoiding costly and polluting extraction.

Zinc is commonly used to galvanize steel and prevent rust. Once recycled, it is reused to produce components such as gutters.

When sheet metal is recycled, it is reshaped into sheets or plates for construction projects, reducing the production of new raw materials.

Recycling ferrous metals reduces energy-intensive mining and extends their life cycle.

Even if it has already been recycled, metal can be remelted and reused several times to extend its lifespan without losing any of its properties.