Every industry has unique scrap streams, volumes, and challenges. We tailor our container placement, pickup schedules, and sort programs to match how your operation actually works.
Manufacturing plants generate continuous metal waste streams — stamping scrap, trim, bar ends, defective parts, packaging materials. The volume is there, but most operations treat it as a nuisance rather than an asset. With the right container setup and sort discipline, your scrap program becomes a meaningful contributor to your bottom line.
We place right-sized containers at key generation points, establish sort protocols for your team, and provide 24-hour turnaround pickup tied to your production schedule — not an arbitrary route.
Manufacturing generates some of the most valuable scrap. Are you getting full market value?
Get Your Free B360 Audit →CNC and manual machining operations produce turnings, chips, and swarf in aluminum, steel, brass, and specialty alloys. These materials are often contaminated with coolant and mixed together, killing their value. Dry, separated turnings can be worth 3× more than a mixed, oily drum.
Our indoor 4×4 and 4×6 lidded boxes fit between machines without disrupting workflow. We help you set up a separation system that your machinists will actually use.
Turnings mixed with coolant lose 60%+ of their value. Let's fix that.
Get Your Free B360 Audit →Fabrication shops produce a consistent stream of drops, offcuts, and skeleton sheets from plasma cutting, laser cutting, and shearing operations. Steel plate drops, angle iron cutoffs, channel remnants — these are clean, known-grade materials with real market value.
We place outdoor roll-off containers near your cutting area exit points and schedule pickups based on your production volume, not a one-size-fits-all route.
Clean, separated plate drops command premium pricing. Are you capturing it?
Get Your Free B360 Audit →Structural steel contractors working on bridges, overpasses, and large infrastructure projects generate massive volumes of high-quality scrap — heavy plate cutoffs, beam ends, gusset plate remnants, and bolt-hole slugs. These projects create surge volumes that most scrap vendors can't handle responsively.
Our fleet of roll-off trucks and semi trailers can handle surge demand. We place multiple containers on job sites and rotate them on 24-hour turnaround to keep your project moving.
Structural steel projects create surge volumes. We handle the capacity.
Get Your Free B360 Audit →Marine repair and overhaul operations generate a diverse mix of metals — hull plating, piping, electrical cable, brass valves and fittings, aluminum superstructure components, and stainless steel hardware. The value in shipyard scrap is often hidden in the mix.
We help shipyards establish separate collection points for ferrous, non-ferrous, and specialty materials so that high-value copper and brass aren't buried under steel plate at commodity pricing.
Marine scrap is a gold mine when properly sorted. We make it simple.
Get Your Free B360 Audit →Heat treating operations work with high-performance alloys — tool steels, stainless steels, and nickel-based superalloys that require precise identification for accurate pricing. Furnace fixtures, failed heat treat batches, and end-of-life tooling all have significant recoverable value when properly identified.
Our metallurgical analyzers positively identify alloy composition so every pound is priced at its true grade — not downgraded to common steel.
Specialty alloys misidentified as common steel? That's money lost.
Get Your Free B360 Audit →Aerospace manufacturing and MRO operations produce some of the highest-value scrap in the metals industry — titanium 6Al-4V, Inconel 718, Waspaloy, 7075 aluminum, and other premium alloys. A single drum of properly identified titanium turnings can be worth more than a full roll-off of mixed steel.
Positive material identification is critical. We use XRF and OES analyzers to verify every alloy grade, ensuring you receive maximum value for these premium materials.
Aerospace alloys are worth 10–50× common steel. Are they being identified correctly?
Get Your Free B360 Audit →Electrical contractors and industrial electricians accumulate copper wire, cable drops, transformers, switchgear, bus bar, and electronic components through installations, upgrades, and demolition work. Copper is consistently one of the highest-value scrap commodities, but grades vary dramatically.
#1 bare bright copper, #2 copper, insulated wire, and communication cable all have different values. We help electricians sort and collect at maximum recovery rates instead of dumping everything as mixed.
Copper pricing varies 40%+ between grades. Sorting pays for itself.
Get Your Free B360 Audit →Power plants, utilities, and energy infrastructure operations generate significant scrap during maintenance, upgrades, and decommissioning — transformer windings, turbine blades, generator components, bus bar, cable trays, and structural steel. The alloy diversity is enormous.
We handle the complexity of power generation scrap — from common structural steel to high-nickel turbine alloys — with proper identification and grade-specific pricing for every material.
Power generation scrap includes some of the most valuable alloys. Are you capturing that?
Get Your Free B360 Audit →Demolition and construction contractors deal with unpredictable volumes and mixed materials — structural steel, rebar, copper plumbing, aluminum siding, HVAC ductwork, and miscellaneous metals. Project timelines are tight and site space is limited.
We provide fast container drops, 24-hour turnaround swaps, and the flexibility to scale up or down as your project demands. Multiple containers on one site, multiple sites at once — we keep your demolition moving.
Demo projects need fast, reliable scrap service. We deliver.
Get Your Free B360 Audit →If you generate metal scrap, we can help. Contact us for a custom solution.