Alloy Metal Recycling

Alloys are mixtures of metals made up of two or more elements. They are designed to enhance properties like strength and corrosion resistance, making them ideal for parts that must endure stress or exposure to harsh environments, like jet engines, pipelines, and heavy-duty tools. Once they reach the end of their lifecycle, alloys are ideal for recycling.

Common Alloys

Stainless Steel

(Iron + Chromium)

Resistant to rust and corrosion, used in industrial equipment and appliances.

Brass

(Copper + Zinc)

Highly malleable and corrosion-resistant, commonly used in plumbing and locks.

Aluminum Alloys

(Aluminum + Other Metals)

Lightweight and strong, found in aircraft, powerlines, and car parts.

Nickel Alloys

(Nickel + Chromium or Iron)

Heat and corrosion-resistant, used in aerospace components and turbines.

The Advantage of Recycling Alloys

Recycling alloys conserves natural resources by reducing the need for mining, diverts valuable metals from landfills, and retains the original strength of the alloys, making them ideal for reuse in new applications without compromising quality.

We pay YOU competitive rates for alloys

Partner with a company backed by 50+ years of experience in scrap  metal recycling.

Contact Richmond Steel Recycling  to Discuss Your Project Today

"*" indicates required fields