| Scrap Metal | Scrap Price | Updated Price Date |
|---|---|---|
| Copper National Average | $3.30/lb | Updated 09/13/2024 |
| Steel National Average | $187.54/ton | Updated 09/13/2024 |
| Aluminum National Average | $0.48/lb | Updated 09/13/2024 |
| Catalytic Converter Average | $75.93/each | Updated 09/13/2024 |
Hard drives. You use them, you need them, but do you know what to do with them when you are done with them? Let’s first talk about what they are and what they do for you. Hard drives store information like documents, files, pictures, and music, among many other things. When you have these items […]
Read MoreWho is ISRI? Many scrappers have asked us in the past about this thing called ISRI and why they need to know about it when they go to scrap yards near them. ISRI stands for Institute of Scrap & Recycling Industries and exists to help all recycling companies across the US and abroad to strengthen the […]
Read MoreMany people think that batteries are recyclable and easy to eliminate. We disagree. With increased technology, you may run into new batteries that will cost you money to scrap and may not be worth the time. We all know about the standard lead-acid batteries in cars and trucks, but most tools and hybrid vehicles run […]
Read MoreWe all know scrapping is a demanding job. It requires the right tools to cut down and process various materials efficiently. Whether cutting through aluminum, motors, or air conditioning units, having the right cutting tools can significantly improve productivity while making the whole process much safer. Let’s discuss some of the top cutting tools that […]
Read MoreWe often look for the best deals when selling scrap, looking for tools, shopping for anything online, or filling the gas tank. But when is a good time to spend much money on things? Our answer is simple: Boots & Beds. Give Yourself The Best Rest Think about it: you are sleeping on a bed […]
Read MoreHave you ever been curious about what happens at a scrap yard? Maybe you’ve seen people pulling up with U-Hauls full of metal and wondered what happens inside. Or perhaps you’re looking to earn extra money by recycling metal and want to know where to take it. This guide will cover everything you need to […]
Read MoreFreon is not a metal, but it can be frustrating to recycle. Like scrap metal, there are many different types of Freon, and they all have different values. However, improper disposal of Freon can harm the environment and result in hefty fines. Knowing what type of Freon is inside your air conditioners, freezers, or refrigeration […]
Read MoreAs spring approaches, the season cleaning is upon us. Beyond the traditional spring cleaning routine, the iScrap team wants you to consider incorporating scrapping into your agenda. It’s not just about decluttering; it’s about turning that clutter into cash! Whether you’re a seasoned scrapper or a novice looking to make extra money, this guide will […]
Read MoreRecently, there has been a growing interest in scrapping, whether as a hobby or driven by economic and environmental reasons. As we embark on the quest for valuable metals and materials, we must emphasize the significance of legal and ethical methods when sourcing scrap. We will be delving into the different ways to acquire scrap […]
Read MoreIs It Worth Melting Copper Into Ingots? It looks cool. It could be a fun hobby with friends or in your yard, melting and molding your scrap metal ingots. While it may make for entertaining times or cool YouTube videos, we strongly suggest never melting your scrap ingots if you want to make the most […]
Read MoreBased on surveys with scrappers, we’ve compiled the ultimate scrapper’s tool guide using our years of experience, trial and error, and scrapper suggestions. We’re not saying you should have every tool on this list, but these are probably the most common and the most widely used in the scrapper profession. Dismantling and separating your scrap […]
Read MoreAre Lead-Acid Batteries Recyclable? Yes! Not only are they recyclable, but they also have value! Car batteries range from about 30-50 pounds in weight, with many coming in at around 41 pounds. Do some quick math, and you’ll find that the scrap value of lead-acid batteries is around $10. It’s not a ton of money, […]
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