Metal Scrap refers to discarded metal materials that are no longer usable for their original function. This includes metals like aluminum, copper, steel, and iron, often sourced from industries such as construction, automotive, manufacturing, and consumer products. Recycling metal scrap reduces environmental impact by allowing metals to be melted down and reused in the production of new items, resulting in lower greenhouse gas emissions compared to producing metals from raw ore.

Metal Scrap includes a wide variety of discarded metals, such as aluminum cans, copper wiring, steel beams, and iron parts, originating from sectors like construction, manufacturing, and automotive.