Supply to Recycling Factories

Selling high-quality scrap materials to recycling factories, ensuring proper reuse and adherence to environmental standards.

Most of the value in recycling is created before the material reaches the factory. Metal arriving mixed has to be separated again or downgraded; metal arriving sorted by grade goes straight into process. Sorting properly at our yard is what keeps material in the recycling stream instead of sending it to landfill.

Incoming loads are separated by type and grade as they arrive, contamination and attached non-metal parts are removed, and cable is processed for its recoverable content. What leaves is prepared rather than raw.

Because the material comes from ongoing collection contracts rather than one-off lots, supply stays consistent, and the paperwork the receiving factory needs comes with it.

What we supply

• Sorted ferrous grades

  Iron and steel separated and prepared so it arrives ready to process.

• Sorted non-ferrous grades

  Copper, aluminium, brass and stainless separated by grade rather than shipped mixed.

• Stripped cable

  Cable processed for its recoverable metal content.

• Consistent volumes

  Material drawn from our ongoing collection contracts rather than one-off lots.

• Environmental compliance

  Handling and disposal carried out to environmental standards throughout.

• Documentation

  The paperwork the receiving factory and your own records require.

How it works

1. Sorting at the yard

   Incoming material is separated by type and grade as it arrives.

2. Grading and preparation

   Contamination and attached non-metal parts are removed so each grade is clean.

3. Supply to the factory

   Prepared material goes on to recycling factories for reuse.

Sorting material properly before it moves is what keeps it in the recycling stream rather than in landfill.