Radiators

Radiators in scrap form typically refer to automotive or HVAC cooling units made of aluminum or copper and brass. These radiators contain metal fins, tubes, and end tanks used to transfer heat. Depending on the type, they may be aluminum/copper, brass/copper, or entirely aluminum. In scrap yards, radiators are usually drained of fluids and free of plastic, steel brackets, or rubber hoses. Clean radiators are flat, rectangular, and show layered metal fins with visible tubes, while dirty ones may have attachments or corrosion.

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