Ferrous Metals

 

Stainless steel that attracts magnets, typically ferritic grade.

Machinery Cast refers to whole pieces of machinery and equipment that are made primarily from cast iron.

Partially assembled gas motors missing vital components.

Flat, lightweight steel free of non-ferrous metals or non-metallic attachments.

Oversized, mixed ferrous scrap not yet processed or sorted.

Structural steel shapes cut 4' x 2' and under.

Compact, solid steel pieces 3' x 2' or shorter.

Dirty or unprocessed stainless steel scrap with attachments.

Heavy engine blocks from diesel engines, often cast iron.

Cast iron brake rotors.

A Complete Car refers to a whole, intact vehicle being sold or scrapped with all major components still present, including the engine, transmission, catalytic converter, wheels, battery, and interior.

Rebar, short for reinforcing bar, is a type of steel used to strengthen and hold concrete under tension.

Thick, heavy steel scrap prepared at 2' x 2' or less for recycling.

Stainless steel that does not attract magnets, often austenitic.

Complete gas motors with all major components assembled.

Cast iron brake drums, commonly found in heavy trucks.

Ferrous scrap, typically a composition of one-half inch (or thinner) to include appliances, light farm equipment.

Mixed ductile or grey iron castings from various sources such as sewer pipe radiant, heaters, etc.

Large, dense steel items cut to 5' x 2' or less.