From structural I-beams to farm equipment and car bodies — see our full ferrous grading specifications.
Wrought iron and/or steel scrap at least ¼″ thick all-around. Must be clean, free of paint, rubber, or plastics.
Open-hearth steel plates, structural shapes like I-Beam, crop ends, pipe.
Wrought iron and/or steel scrap, black and galvanized, at least ⅛″ thick and less than ¼″ thick.
Open-hearth steel plates, structural shapes, crop ends and pipe.
Cast iron at least ¼″ thick all-around. Must be clean, free of paint, rubber, or plastics.
Columns, pipes, plates, miscellaneous castings including automobile blocks and cast iron parts of agricultural and other machinery.
Thin-gauged steel found in most household goods and small appliances. Thickness less than ⅛″.
Air conditioners, fridges, freezers, dryers, dishwashers, and other household items.
Car bodies with punctured fuel tanks, free of gasoline and any other kinds of liquid.
Complete vehicle bodies, frames, and chassis after fluid drainage.
Equipment used on farms.
Reapers, tractors, threshing machines, winnowing machines, drag harrows, combines, and similar agricultural machinery.
Heavy industrial machinery.
Bulldozers, excavators, wheel loaders, forklifts, oilfield equipment, snow throwers, aerial work platforms, grapples, caterpillars, axles, cabins, generators, motorcycles, jet heaters, shear machines, container stairs, conveyors, motors, oil tanks.
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