| Scrap Metal | Scrap Price | Updated Price Date |
|---|---|---|
| Copper National Average | $3.00/lb | Updated 09/28/2023 |
| Steel National Average | $184.58/ton | Updated 09/28/2023 |
| Aluminum National Average | $0.44/lb | Updated 09/28/2023 |
| Catalytic Converter Average | $82.00/each | Updated 09/28/2023 |
While on the go, the iScrap App is a great tool to aid your scrap metal recycling or if you are looking for resources in the scrap industry. The iScrap App has thousands of users using the app through Android and iOS devices. Also, with millions of views online, the iScrap App is a great […]
Read MoreWe have talked about stainless steel a few times, but it can get confusing, so we want to go over it again. There are many different grades of stainless steel, but we are going to talk about the one common kind and the misconceptions about stainless. 304 Stainless is the most common type of stainless […]
Read MoreThis summer, you will be able to relax and scrap easily, knowing that there are several HOT items for scrap. With the warm weather fast approaching, some guaranteed things will pop up all summer. Beat the Heat. Scrap the Rest. A/C Units: While these may seem obvious, A/C units will become more prevalent during the […]
Read MoreCONTACT RRCATS.COM We often hear about catalytic converter theft; these devices contain precious metals like palladium, rhodium, and platinum. The FTC reported that the average catalytic converter has a few hundred dollars worth of these metals. But what happens when your converter has reached the end of its useful life? Can you still get money […]
Read MoreOne of the most convenient ways to find local scrap yards and sellers is the iScrap app. It’s a free app available for both Android and Apple devices, and it’s used by many in the scrap industry. In this post, we’ll go over some of the basics of using the app. Whether you’re new to […]
Read MoreMany people think that all metals are just that, metals. But there is a difference. Take copper, for example. Copper is mined throughout the world and appears on the Periodic Table of Elements. This means that copper is a metal by itself and does not need anything else to help make it copper. On the […]
Read MoreScrap steel can come in all different forms, types, grades, and more. Steel is one of the general terms when we refer to ferrous metals. Some breakdowns of steel include: Different parts of the country have different terms for the same metals. On the East Coast, a common term is Light Iron when referring to […]
Read MoreAre you a weekend warrior? If you are a scrapper you should be! Scrapping on the weekends may seem like it isn’t a good idea because the yards are closed, but it is a great time for you to really focus your efforts on making more money. Scrapping Weekend Warrior Below are some important things […]
Read MoreScrap metal recycling has become a part-time job for unemployed workers and an additional income stream for many individuals and businesses over the past few years. Not only does scrap metal recycling add green to your pocket, but it also helps to keep our environment clean and free from pollution. It keeps the “Green” Movement […]
Read MoreWe’ve heard the requests and suggestions from our thousands of followers and users. In 2017, we were on the mission to create a New iScrap App, that allows users to have a better experience and also report prices while on the go. We are excited to announce that we have our new iScrap App available […]
Read MoreWhile looking similar…zinc and tin are two very different metals. Zinc is a metal used in many applications as an anti-rust method. You may have heard of zinc-plated wall studs…but the most common place to find zinc is in your pocket. Pennies are made up of mostly zinc with a small copper coating. Tin is […]
Read MoreOne of the coolest metals that we see is Lead. Even though it is an ugly color…it is never an ugly weight. Lead is one of the densest metals out there and can be found in all types of applications. Cars, trucks, and motorcycles all have lead batteries inside of them because they hold an […]
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