Services
Metal Recycling
Ferrous and non-ferrous scrap, collected, baled and prepared so it can be used again.
The service
From a pile of scrap to material a mill can use.
Metal is collected, separated by hand, cut and baled before it moves to a consolidation centre.
Shears, balers, shredders and compression shears then prepare it for a recycling centre or a steel mill.
What we handle
Scrap at each stage of the chain
Collection
Scrap is gathered, then separated by hand, cut and baled.
Consolidation
Centres use shears and balers to make the scrap ready to move.
Recycling centre
Shredder plants and compression shears finish the material for a mill.
How it works
A short path from yard to reuse
Ferrous and non-ferrous metals stay on separate paths so each can be recycled properly.
Step 01
Collect
Scrap is picked up from the sites and collectors that generate it.
Step 02
Separate
Ferrous and non-ferrous pieces are sorted before they are processed.
Step 03
Bale and shear
Material is cut and compacted so it can travel and be charged to a mill.
Step 04
Shred
Shredders and compression shears finish the scrap for recycling.
Common questions
FAQ
Questions about how scrap metal is collected and prepared for reuse.
What metals do you take?
Ferrous and non-ferrous scrap. They are kept on separate paths so each can be recycled properly.
What happens after collection?
Scrap is separated by hand, cut and baled, then moved to a consolidation centre with shears and balers.
How is scrap made ready for a mill?
Shredder plants and compression shears at a recycling centre, or at a steel mill, finish the material.
Why separate ferrous and non-ferrous scrap?
They are recycled differently. Mixing them lowers the quality of both streams.
