| Scrap Metal | Scrap Price | Updated Price Date |
|---|---|---|
| Copper National Average | $3.42/lb | Updated 10/14/2024 |
| Steel National Average | $198.05/ton | Updated 10/14/2024 |
| Aluminum National Average | $0.48/lb | Updated 10/14/2024 |
| Catalytic Converter Average | $75.93/each | Updated 10/14/2024 |
How do scrap yards know what types of metals they are buying? That is a common question that many scrappers have asked us in the past, and it is valid. Knowing what metals you are selling is, well, kind of a big deal. We know that your scrap yard will know what copper, brass, and […]
Read MoreFor years we have had customers and iScrappers asking if we recommend saving materials…it’s an easy answer. No, we don’t. Saving things is another form of gambling, and gambling on things that are controlled by the world’s economic environment is a TOUGH thing to be able to do. Saving materials is always a tricky thing […]
Read MoreSo, do you think your local scrap yard has an “in” on where the market is headed? Well, that is the wrong answer because many scrap yards do not know what is going on the same day, let alone in the future. Scrap prices follow the commodities markets, and as we have talked about before, it […]
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What Household Items Do Scraps Take? If you are looking to make some extra cash, try recycling scrap items that can be found around your house. We have a guide of everyday things that can be found throughout your house and brought to your local scrap yard. Most scrap yards take these items we are […]
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If you’re a seasoned scrapper, you’re familiar with common materials like aluminum and copper. Titanium is one metal that often flies under the radar but can be quite profitable. This lightweight, strong, heat-resistant metal can likely be added to your haul when looking for scrap. Here’s an in-depth look at where to find titanium scrap, […]
Read MoreIf you’ve got an old washing machine sitting around and you’re wondering how to get the most value out of it, you’re in the right place. Here’s a comprehensive guide on scraping a washing machine effectively, separating valuable parts versus bringing in the whole unit. Which Parts Of A Washer Are Valuable? Washing machines contain […]
Read MoreScrap tungsten carbide holds significant value when scrapped with knowledgeable yards who can accurately identify and assess its worth. But what makes tungsten carbide so valuable? How can you recognize it, and what steps can you take to maximize the profit from recycling tungsten carbide scrap? What is Tungsten Carbide? Tungsten carbide is a hard, […]
Read MoreSo our thing is scrap. That’s what we talk about, what we know, and what we love. We have talked about where scrap comes from and how to sort and separate it, but we wanted to talk about the jobs people do to create scrap. Top 7 Careers That Generate Scrap Metal BONUS- Scrappers– While this […]
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 MoreContinued from Part 1… Thanks for joining us on our journey through the Eyes of the Scrapper Series. Below is Part 2, which explores the best ways to maximize your profits and ensure you aren’t missing any important weights, prices, or money from your trip to the scrap yard. Changing some of the ways you […]
Read MoreScrapping can be a profitable and environmentally friendly way to dispose of unwanted metals, but it has its pitfalls. When tossing things into your steel pile, it’s easy to include items of lower value, but mixing metals and other materials can lead to severe issues with your yard or your wallet! Many scrappers unknowingly toss […]
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In the scrap metal world, we all know the most prized metal is copper. Its excellent versatility and conductivity make it an essential piece of our everyday life, and as a result, it is a staple in nearly every industry. However, not all copper scrap is created equal, and understanding the differences can help you […]
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