Al Sifah Metal Scrap Trading LLC

  Copper is one of the most sought-after metals at the scrap yard. It is a non-ferrous metal that is the best electrical conductor – excluding precious metals, of course. Even though copper is a fairly common metal, it is still in high demand for recycling. Due to its weight as a recyclable metal, sellers tend to generate more revenue from it when compared to other commonly found nonferrous metal scrap. Furthermore, in terms of tonnage and availability, it is less common as a scrap item than, say, steel or aluminum. Today, copper is still regarded as a critical industrial item that is used in a wide range of infrastructure development projects around the world. Let's look at four reasons why copper is the king of scarp metal and how you can maximize your return when you sell your scrap copper for cash. Copper is one of the most valuable scrap metals : Scrap copper prices vary according to the grade of the material which also includes insulated copper wire and whether the copper is ...

  Global warming has been increasing over the years, and one of the most effective ways for businesses to participate is scrap metal recycling , which will help to reduce greenhouse gases. It can be melted down and used in a wide range of industries. Higher greenhouse gas emissions caused by human activity result in, among other things, much more severe seasons and storms. The gas that powers our cars and planes, the electricity that lights up our homes and offices, and the energy that drives global manufacturing are all derived from fossil fuels. Metals such as aluminum, copper, steel, and iron can all be recycled. When compared to raw materials, manufacturing products from recycled metals uses less energy, reduces carbon emissions, and uses less water. Scrap metal is a valuable resource to recycle because commercial recyclers and scrap metal yards will buy it at market value. Metals such as lead and mercury are classified as hazardous materials and must be disposed of properly. R...

  Recycling is a well-known practice among most communities today. Scrap metal recycling is one of the world's largest industries, contributing to the growing culture of renewing, and recycle. When assembling a pile of metal to recycle, is not simple. Metal recycling is widespread because it consumes less energy than metal production. All ferrous metals, from iron to stainless steel, as well as non-ferrous metals such as copper, zinc, and aluminum, can be recycled, making it simple for businesses to bundle scrap metal. It is always good to know the quality of the metal and separate it from its differences. Many plumbers already know how much scrap copper pipes and brass fittings are worth, but it is not uncommon for professional plumbers to sell. As they do not want to spend time cleaning the copper pipe and brass fittings or transport it to the scrap yard. Scrap copper pipes are a popular scrap metal because they are valuable, don't take up much space, and are usually very eas...

  The auto recycling industry in Dubai is a vast industry with high demand for End-of-Life Vehicles (ELV) in both, auto manufacturing and steel industry. Auto recycling refers to the process of disassembling automobiles by reusing different parts and recycling the car materials such as plastic, aluminum and steel. So, the car you are using today, might turn out to be a good source for many recyclable materials when you plan to retire it. In today’s automobiles, plastic is found throughout the vehicle, right from windows to taillights, braking systems to fuel lines, Plastic can even be found in the lithium polymer car batteries that power some hybrid and electric vehicles. The latest trends in automotive manufacturing and the changing composition of materials, such as increased use of mixed plastics and carbon fibers are predicted to pose challenges for end-of-life vehicle dismantlers. The rapid industrialization across the globe are among the key factors driving the growth of th...

  Copper is a renowned metal used heavily for a host of industrial and commercial activities. Due to the many benefits that this metal offers, its applications are countless. Copper is a 100 percent recyclable material.  Copper has been in use by civilization for over 10,000 years and has been recycled since early times. Because it does not degrade during recycling, copper in use today could have been first fabricated into objects thousands of years ago. Copper is highly prized by scrap metal collectors and scrap metal recycling businesses. The nonferrous metal is the best conductor of electricity except for silver. That electrical and thermal conductivity, along with properties of high ductility and malleability make it one of the most demanded metals by industry, eclipsed only by iron and aluminum. Copper is an essential trace element that is necessary for plant and animal health. Moderate excess exposure to copper is not associated with health risks.  As with other met...