Bare bright copper wire, pure copper, copper granules, rectangular copper wire and new copper clippings from factories and workshops.

Shiny bare copper wire with the insulation fully stripped, 1.3 mm or more in diameter and about 99% pure.

Pure copper wire stripped clean of insulation, with a bright surface and no impurities or foreign metals.

Stripped copper wire, possibly tinned or thinly coated, with a high copper content – graded separately from bright Mill Berry copper.

Flat copper wire with a rectangular or square cross-section, bare or enameled, recovered from transformers, motors and generators.

New copper scrap from cutting and stamping in production – clean, uniform and unoxidized.
70/30, 65/35 and 60/40 brass, copper bar ends and brass turnings from stamping and machining shops.

Brass in thin sheet, label or stamping scrap form, about 70% Cu – 30% Zn or 65% Cu – 35% Zn.

60% Cu – 40% Zn brass in sheet, label or clipping and stamping form, generated in production.

Head and tail ends of copper bars left after production and machining – high-conductivity copper with little oxidation.

Brass turnings, chips and curled swarf from turning, milling and drilling – the cleaner, drier and less oily, the higher the value.
Single-core, multi-core, rubber-insulated and low-copper cable from electrical systems.

Single-core copper or aluminium cable insulated with PVC or XLPE – easy to strip to recover the metal.

Cable with two or more copper or aluminium cores: control, power, signal and flexible cables.

Cable with many fine strands and a thick sheath, yielding less copper than single-core cable – processed by stripping machines or granulators.

Flexible copper-core cable with a thick rubber sheath, from welding machines, cranes, generators and site equipment.
Pure aluminium, commercial aluminium, 6063 extrusions and mixed hard aluminium from factories and construction sites.

High-purity aluminium in sheet, bar, wire or cutting scrap form – unpainted, unplated, with a clean surface.

Commercial-grade aluminium of about 99% Al or higher, from sheet and coil mills and aluminium processors.

Aluminium profiles in alloy 6063 (Al-Mg-Si): mill finish, powder-coated or anodized.

Cast aluminium and hard aluminium alloys from mechanical parts, machine housings, engine blocks and castings.
Stainless steel scrap in sheets, pipes, bars, turnings and offcuts from factories and machine shops.
Lead scrap in sheets, pipes, ingots and pieces from factories and construction sites.
Zinc scrap in ingots, sheets and pieces from factories and workshops.
Metals and alloys not listed in our catalogue – send us a description for advice and a quote.

Scrap prices follow the market – contact us for our latest quotation