Materials
Materials we recover
Experts in scrap recovery, converting them into raw materials by recycling waste residues.
Metals can be recovered and regenerated over and over again without losing their original properties, so, in addition to the obvious savings from their treatment and recycling from an environmental point of view, there are also energy savings compared to production from primary ones.
Ferrous metals represent the largest volume of recovered scrap and are made of iron and steel. Within the group of non-ferrous metals, the most commonly recovered are aluminium, copper, lead, zinc and their alloys.
In order to recover raw materials from metallic scrap, our processes include the gathering, sorting, transportation and generation of raw materials for the different foundries in the sector.
More than 60 years of experience in the treatment and recovery of raw materials from cars, home appliances, electric and electronic devices, batteries, wires and scrap.
Raw materials
Stainless steel
- Stainless steel: scrap
- Stainless steel: scrap cutout
- Stainless steel: scrap ferritic steel
- Stainless steel: chip scrap
Aluminium
- Aluminium: shredded
- Aluminium: shredded stamping
- Aluminium: carter shredded scrap
- Aluminium: chip scrap
- Aluminium: carter scrap rims
Bronze
- Scrap aluminium bronze
- Cupronickel scrap 70 30
Copper
- Copper: first shot
- Copper: second shot
- Copper: contents %
Heavy metals
- Heavy metals
Iron
- Iron: cutout scrap
- Iron: shredded scrap
- Iron: structural scrap
- Iron: melted scrap
- Iron: first scrap
- Iron: scrap chips
- Iron: scrap car package
Brass
- Brass: scrap
Lead
- Lead: scrap
- Lead: battery
Zinc
- Zinc: fragmented calamine