Metal List with Glossary of Common Scrap Metals

Learn about different scrap metals from Non-Ferrous, Ferrous, and E-Scrap metals. With descriptions, videos, and tips on recycling your scrap metals. Check out the complete metal guide for experienced to beginner scrappers. Learn how to make more money on your materials.

All Non-Ferrous Materials Ferrous Materials Electronics
Picture of Keyboards

Keyboards

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Picture of Laptops

Laptops

Old laptops with/without battery is buyers' preference.

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Picture of LCD Monitors (not working)

LCD Monitors (not working)

Intact screen, not broken, generally costs money to recycle.

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Picture of LCD Monitors (working)

LCD Monitors (working)

Intact screen, not broken, generally costs money to recycle.

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Picture of Low Grade Boards

Low Grade Boards

From household electronics, little metal.

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Picture of Mainframes

Mainframes

Massive computer storage unit with hard drives, power supplies, PC boards & generally all in a large case.

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Picture of Memory

Memory

Used to store and process computer data.

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Picture of Mice

Mice

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Picture of Motherboards

Motherboards

Commonly found in computer towers. Have CPU, RAM boards, AL heatsinks and wires attached.

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Picture of Non-Green PC Board

Non-Green PC Board

Found in many newer computers, make sure that they have aluminum heatsinks and other attachments removed.

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Picture of PC Board with Steel

PC Board with Steel

Many PC boards will have a steel plate, if you sell them as is, be prepared to get a much lower price.

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