| Scrap Metal | Scrap Price | Updated Price Date |
|---|---|---|
| Copper National Average | $3.35/lb | Updated 01/22/2025 |
| Steel National Average | $163.75/ton | Updated 01/22/2025 |
| Aluminum National Average | $0.52/lb | Updated 01/22/2025 |
| Catalytic Converter Average | $75.93/each | Updated 01/22/2025 |
Many people ask us, “Can I recycle nails and screws?” and we think this is the perfect opportunity to dive into it. Whether you’re cleaning out a garage or sorting through leftover hardware from a job site, it can be tricky to know how to dispose of nails and screws properly. Fortunately, scrapping them can […]
Read More“Blast this Christmas music. It’s joyful and triumphant,” said the Grinch. Did you know that all those old strands of Christmas lights are worth money? Instead of getting upset whenever that strand of lights no longer works, consider how to recycle them and make a little extra cash! If only the Grinch knew that he […]
Read MoreWe can all agree scrapping is an essential industry that promotes sustainability and provides a source of income for individuals who collect and sell various metal items. However, not all items are created equal when it comes to scrapping. We listened to our faithful iScrap audience and users of our Facebook Group and compiled a […]
Read MoreUnderstanding the differences between brass grades is crucial for maximizing returns regarding scrapping. Among these, Yellow Brass and Rod Brass stand out as standard varieties. Let’s delve into what makes Yellow Brass and Rod Brass unique, where they can be found, how to differentiate them, and why prices for different brass grades may vary. What […]
Read MoreDisposing an old furnace requires careful consideration, as improper disposal can lead to fines in some areas. Due to the size of most units, municipal garbage disposals typically do not pick these up, but if you leave them on your curb, you can also get in trouble with your town. However, scrapping your furnace ensures […]
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Scrapping brass radiators can be a profitable endeavor if done correctly. Understanding where to find these radiators, how to clean and upgrade them, and where to get the best deals can significantly increase your earnings. Below is a detailed guide on maximizing your profits when scrapping brass radiators. What Are Brass Radiators? A brass radiator […]
Read MoreLet’s Go Over the Most Common Scrap Metals. The most common scrap metals that we have found are: aluminum, brass, steel, and copper. We can call those common scrap metals the “core four.” Scrap metals are easy to sort if you just start off by learning the most common scrap metals and where you can […]
Read MoreEvery month, the iScrap App will feature a Metal of the Month. We will explore the various metals or materials based on their history and how to find, recycle, and make the most money on them. This month, we explore Brass’s origin and where to find its scrap. What Is Brass? Brass is an alloy of […]
Read MoreMany people ask about how metals react in weather of all types. Whether it is rain, snow, or even having metals in different conditions like being underground. With so many different uses for metals and areas that they can be in it is tough to guess how they will react in weather so we wanted […]
Read MorePeddlers aren’t the only ones cashing in on scrap metal. At the Rockaway Recycling yard, trade-specific workers frequently cash in on excess material from everyday jobs and projects they work on. Plumbers, in particular, make a pretty good side hustle from scrap material. Suggested Reading: Scrapping: The Perfect Side Hustle For Extra Cash Plumber’s Common Scrap […]
Read More“Many people ask, ‘Do scrap yards take AC units?’ The answer is yes, but there are some essential steps you need to follow before taking your AC unit to a scrap yard. Whether you’re looking to cash in on the valuable metals inside or want to dispose of them responsibly, understanding what scrap yards require […]
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Scrap metal recycling is the process of recovering and processing scrap metal from end-of-life items or structures and manufacturing scrap to use it as a raw material to manufacture new goods. Scrap metal may be recycled many times without losing any of its properties. It provides the raw material for new goods while emitting far less […]
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