If your business tends to have a lot of leftover copper wiring, you may have decided that you want to try to recycle it instead of simply throwing it away. If this is your first time doing so, you may be tempted to throw all of the scraps into a box and take it to the recycling plant as it.
However, if you want to receive the most amount of money per pound for the wiring, you will have to do some preparation before you haul it off.
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Metal recycling has a significant impact on the number of raw materials consumed in the production of new materials. Some metals are reusable many times over and are more valuable as a result. Nonferrous metals like copper sold through copper recycling services can bring a fair price and be recycled many times while maintaining their properties.
Raw Metal
When recycling a nonferrous metal, the material must be pure and not mixed with contaminants or other metals.
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