Ferrous Metals

 

Lower‑grade stainless that is magnetic.

Cast iron bases and parts from machinery and equipment.

Partially intact vehicle motors missing vital components.

Flat, lightweight steel free of excessive contamination and attachments.

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.

Mixed stainless pieces with attachments requiring cutting or sorting.

Heavy engine blocks from diesel engines, often cast iron.

Cast iron automotive brake rotors.

Vehicles being sold or scrapped with major components still present

Steel reinforcing bar from construction.

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

Higher‑grade stainless steel that does not attract a magnet.

Fully intact vehicle motors

Large cast iron brake drums, commonly found in heavy trucks.

Relatively thin ferrous scrap from appliances, siding, etc.

Assorted cast iron pieces from various sources such as sewer pipe radiant, heaters, etc.

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