Aluminum Recycling Disposal services for Anything aluminum from cans to pieces of metal.
Aluminum Recycling Disposal
Aluminum Cans Accepted For Free. No Pay No Charge
Ferrous and non-ferrous scrap metals are accepted for drop-off.
What’s The Difference Between Ferrous and Non-Ferrous Metal?
The simple answer is that ferrous metals contain iron and non-ferrous metals do not (copper, brass, aluminum). You can use a magnet, if a magnet sticks its ferrous.
No Payout For Scrap. (No Pay No Charge)
Aluminum Recycling Disposal
All types, Soda, Beer, Water etc. Must be clean and dry.
Rinse Out Before Recycling. Empty and rinse out aluminum cans before recycling them. Moisture and dirt contaminate recycling, decreasing the quality of the end product and increasing overall costs for the facility.
Rinse Out Before Recycling. Empty and rinse out aluminum cans before recycling them. Moisture and dirt contaminate recycling, decreasing the quality of the material to be recycled.
Aluminum Metal Recycling Preparation
- With scrap metal, the general rule is a product needs to be at least 50 percent metal. Even if that metal is surrounded by other materials like plastic, it’s worth recycling if it’s made mostly out of metal.
- If you have products with only a small amount of metal but it’s easy to remove, separate the metal. For example, a plastic three-ring binder is not scrap metal, but remove the metal rings and now you’re talking.
- Scrap metal is classified as either ferrous (containing iron, such as steel) and nonferrous (everything else). So, you’ll want to identify whether your metal is ferrous or nonferrous. The way to do this is with a magnet. Ferrous metals stick to a magnet; nonferrous metals don’t.
