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    <description>Scrap metal recycling is an essential process that not only benefits the economy but also the environment. It is a sustainable and eco-friendly way of disposing of metal waste and reducing the need for new metal production. In this blog post, we will explore the environmental benefits of recycling scrap metal.</description>
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      <title>What to Expect When You Visit a Scrap Yard for the First Time</title>
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           If you have never been to a scrap yard before, it is normal to feel unsure about what to expect. The process is actually much simpler than most people think, and once you go through it once, it becomes easy to repeat. At Scrap Mart Metals, we focus on making the experience straightforward so you can feel confident from the moment you arrive.
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           When you first arrive, you will typically be directed to the appropriate area based on the type of materials you have. Different metals may be handled in different sections, but our team is always there to guide you.
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           The next step is weighing your materials. This is done using certified scales to ensure accuracy. The weight of your scrap is one of the main factors in determining your payout, so having a reliable system in place is important.
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           After weighing, your materials are identified and categorized. This is where the type of metal comes into play. Non ferrous metals like copper and aluminum are priced differently than ferrous metals like steel. Our team will walk you through this so you understand how your materials are being evaluated.
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           Once everything is processed, you receive your payment. The process is designed to be quick and efficient so you can get in and out without unnecessary delays.
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           For first time visitors, the key takeaway is that the process is simple. You bring in your materials, they are weighed and categorized, and you get paid based on current market pricing. At Scrap Mart Metals, we are here to make sure every step is clear so you can feel confident about the value you are receiving.
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      <pubDate>Thu, 26 Mar 2026 20:44:40 GMT</pubDate>
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      <title>How to Organize Scrap Metal at Your Jobsite for Better Payouts</title>
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           On most jobsites, scrap metal is treated as something to deal with later. It gets piled up in a corner, mixed together, and eventually hauled off without much thought. The problem with this approach is that it leaves money on the table. When scrap is disorganized and mixed, it is often priced at a lower value. At Scrap Mart Metals, we work with contractors across the St. Louis area who have improved their payouts simply by putting a basic system in place for handling scrap during the job.
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           The easiest way to start is by creating designated areas for different types of metal. This does not have to be complicated. Even separating materials into categories like steel, copper, and aluminum can make a noticeable difference. When your crew knows where to place materials, it becomes part of the routine instead of an extra task.
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           Clear communication with your team is important. If your crew understands that scrap has value, they are more likely to take the time to separate it properly. This can be as simple as a quick conversation at the start of a project or labeling containers so everyone knows where materials should go.
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           Another factor is consistency. Instead of waiting until the end of a job to deal with scrap, handling it throughout the project keeps everything more manageable. Smaller, consistent efforts prevent large piles of mixed materials that are harder to sort later.
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           Organization also improves safety. Jobsites that have designated areas for scrap tend to be cleaner and easier to navigate. This reduces the risk of accidents and helps crews move more efficiently.
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           Working with a scrap yard like Scrap Mart Metals makes the process even easier. Whether you are bringing in materials yourself or using pickup services, having a consistent system in place ensures you are getting the most value from your scrap without adding unnecessary complexity to your workflow.
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      <pubDate>Thu, 26 Mar 2026 20:38:29 GMT</pubDate>
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      <title>How to Turn Small Amounts of Scrap Into Consistent Income</title>
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           A lot of people assume that scrap metal recycling is only worth it if you have large quantities. While bigger loads do bring in more money at once, smaller amounts can still add up over time. At Scrap Mart Metals, we work with customers who have turned occasional recycling into a consistent source of extra income simply by being more intentional about collecting their scrap.
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           The first step is awareness. Once you start recognizing how many items contain recyclable metal, it becomes easier to set them aside instead of throwing them away. From small pieces of wiring to old hardware, these items can be collected over time.
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           Consistency is what makes the difference. Instead of waiting for a large project, bringing in scrap regularly allows you to create a steady flow of income. Even small trips can add up when done consistently.
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           Storage can also play a role. Having a designated area at home or in your workspace for collecting scrap makes it easier to stay organized. When materials are in one place, it is easier to track what you have and decide when to bring it in.
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           Another factor is combining different sources. Scrap from home projects, garage cleanouts, and even small business activities can be brought together to create a larger load. This approach allows you to maximize your payout without needing a single large source of material.
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           At Scrap Mart Metals, we make it easy to turn even small amounts of scrap into cash. Over time, these efforts can become a reliable way to earn extra income while keeping your space clean and organized.
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      <title>The Most Common Sources of Scrap Metal Around Your Home</title>
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           When people think about scrap metal, they often picture large industrial materials or jobsite debris. In reality, there are plenty of sources of scrap metal right at home. At Scrap Mart Metals, we regularly see homeowners bring in materials they did not realize had value, and understanding where to look can help you make the most of what you already have.
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           Appliances are one of the most common sources. Items like refrigerators, ovens, washers, and dryers contain a mix of metals that can be recycled. Even smaller appliances like microwaves and toasters can be brought in.
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           Wiring is another major source of value. Whether it is leftover from a project or removed during renovations, copper wiring can add up quickly. Even insulated wire still has worth and should not be thrown away.
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           Plumbing materials are often overlooked. Old pipes, fittings, and fixtures made from copper or brass can bring solid payouts. If you have recently updated your plumbing, those materials are worth collecting.
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           Outdoor items can also contain scrap metal. Things like patio furniture, grills, and fencing often include aluminum or steel components. While these items may not seem valuable at first, they can contribute to a larger load when combined.
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           Garage items are another opportunity. Tools, shelving, and hardware can all be recycled. Over time, these smaller items can add up and create a meaningful return.
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           The key is recognizing that scrap metal is more common than you might think. Instead of throwing these items away, bringing them to Scrap Mart Metals allows you to turn them into cash while clearing out your space.
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           Manufacturing facilities generate scrap metal as part of their daily operations. Whether it comes from cutting, shaping, or assembling materials, there is always some level of excess that needs to be managed. Instead of viewing this as waste, more facilities in the St. Louis area are turning scrap metal into a consistent revenue stream. At Scrap Mart Metals, we work with manufacturers to help them integrate recycling into their processes in a way that supports both efficiency and profitability.
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           One of the biggest advantages is the ability to recover value from materials that would otherwise be discarded. Over time, even small amounts of scrap can add up, especially in high volume operations. When this material is collected and recycled consistently, it becomes a predictable source of income.
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           Efficiency is another key benefit. Facilities that implement organized scrap collection systems tend to operate more smoothly. Designated bins or containers for different types of metals reduce clutter and make it easier for employees to manage materials as they work.
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           Recycling also supports better inventory control. When scrap is tracked and managed, it provides insight into how materials are being used and where waste is occurring. This can lead to improvements in production processes and better overall resource management.
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           Working with a reliable recycling partner ensures that the process remains simple. At Scrap Mart Metals, we provide solutions that fit into existing workflows, whether that means scheduled pickups or guidance on how to organize materials on site.
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           For manufacturing facilities, scrap metal recycling is not just about getting rid of excess material. It is about creating a system that turns waste into value while improving how the operation runs.
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           Across the St. Louis area, more homeowners are starting to look at scrap metal differently. What used to be considered junk is now being seen as an opportunity to earn extra money while cleaning up spaces. At Scrap Mart Metals, we have seen a steady increase in people bringing in materials from their homes, garages, and renovation projects.
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           One of the main reasons is awareness. More people are realizing that everyday items contain valuable metals. From old appliances and wiring to outdoor furniture and tools, there are opportunities to recycle materials that would otherwise be thrown away.
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           Another factor is simplicity. The process of selling scrap metal is straightforward. You gather your materials, bring them in, and get paid based on weight and type. There is no complicated process or long wait times, which makes it easy for anyone to participate.
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           Home improvement projects are also driving more scrap. Renovations often produce materials like copper piping, aluminum fixtures, and steel components. Instead of discarding these items, homeowners are choosing to recycle them and recover some of their costs.
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           There is also a practical side to it. Clearing out unused materials frees up space and makes homes more organized. When you combine that with the ability to earn money, it becomes an easy decision.
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           At Scrap Mart Metals, we make it simple for residents to turn their scrap into cash. Whether you have a small load or a larger collection of materials, our team is here to help you get value from what you already have.
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           If your goal is to get the most money possible for your scrap metal, preparation matters. While you do not need to spend hours breaking everything down, a few simple steps can make a noticeable difference in how your materials are priced. At Scrap Mart Metals, we see customers every day who could increase their payouts just by organizing and preparing their scrap a little more effectively.
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           One of the most important things you can do is separate your metals. Mixing different types of materials together often results in everything being categorized at a lower value. For example, combining copper with steel can bring the overall price down. Taking the time to sort materials into categories like copper, aluminum, brass, and steel helps ensure you are getting paid correctly for each type.
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           Cleaning your scrap can also improve your payout. This does not mean everything has to be perfect, but removing obvious contaminants like plastic, rubber, or wood can help. Clean materials are easier to process and are typically valued higher than those with extra debris attached.
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           If you are dealing with copper wire, stripping the insulation can increase its value. Bare copper is more desirable and often priced higher than insulated wire. While stripping may take a little extra time, it can be worth it depending on the quantity you have.
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           Breaking down larger items can also be helpful. If you have appliances or large pieces of metal, separating different components can allow each material to be categorized properly. For example, removing copper tubing from an appliance can ensure it is not lumped in with lower value metals.
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           Consistency is key. Making preparation part of your routine, especially for contractors and businesses, can lead to better long term results. Instead of dealing with mixed materials at the end of a project, sorting as you go can save time and increase your overall payout.
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           At Scrap Mart Metals, we are always here to help guide you. If you are unsure about how to prepare your materials, our team can walk you through the process and help you understand what will make the biggest difference.
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           For many businesses, scrap metal is something that builds up over time without a clear plan for handling it. When there is no system in place, materials are often thrown away or left to accumulate, creating unnecessary clutter and missed opportunities. At Scrap Mart Metals, we help businesses integrate recycling into their daily operations so it becomes a natural part of how they work.
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           The first step is identifying where scrap is being generated. This could be on jobsites, in production areas, or during maintenance work. Once you understand where materials are coming from, it becomes easier to set up a process for collecting them.
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           Creating designated areas for scrap is a simple but effective approach. When employees know exactly where to place materials, it removes confusion and makes the process more consistent. Over time, this becomes part of the routine instead of an extra step.
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           Scheduling regular recycling, whether through drop offs or pickups, keeps everything moving. Instead of waiting until scrap piles up, a steady schedule ensures materials are handled efficiently and do not interfere with your operations.
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           There is also a financial benefit to making recycling part of your process. When scrap is consistently collected and brought in, it creates a predictable stream of income. This can be especially valuable for businesses that generate metal waste regularly.
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           At Scrap Mart Metals, we work with businesses to make recycling simple and effective. When it is built into your operations, it stops being an afterthought and starts becoming a valuable part of how your business runs.
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           Choosing the right scrap metal recycling partner can have a direct impact on your operations. For businesses that generate scrap regularly, it is not just about finding a place to take materials, it is about working with a team that understands your needs and helps you operate more efficiently. At Scrap Mart Metals, we focus on building long term relationships with businesses across the St. Louis area by providing consistent and reliable service.
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           One of the most important factors is transparency. You should always know how your materials are being weighed, categorized, and priced. Clear communication builds trust and ensures there are no surprises when it comes to your payouts.
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           Reliability is another key consideration. Whether you are scheduling pickups or bringing materials in yourself, you need a partner that is consistent. Delays or inconsistencies can disrupt your workflow and create unnecessary challenges for your team.
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           Flexibility also matters. Every business operates differently, and your recycling partner should be able to adapt to your needs. This could include providing containers, adjusting pickup schedules, or handling different types of materials depending on your operations.
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           Experience plays a role as well. A team that understands different industries can provide better guidance and help you get more value from your scrap. Whether you are in construction, manufacturing, or another field, having a knowledgeable partner makes a difference.
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           At Scrap Mart Metals, we aim to be more than just a drop off location. We work with businesses to create solutions that fit into their operations and help them get the most out of their scrap
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           When you are cleaning out a space or finishing a project, it is easy to treat scrap metal as just another form of waste. However, throwing it away means missing out on both financial and operational benefits. At Scrap Mart Metals, we work with customers who have made the shift from disposal to recycling, and the difference is clear.
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           The most immediate benefit is financial. Scrap metal has value, and instead of paying to dispose of it, you are getting paid for it. This is especially important for businesses and contractors who generate scrap regularly. Over time, those payouts can add up and become a meaningful part of your revenue.
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           Recycling also helps improve organization. When scrap materials are separated and collected properly, workspaces tend to stay cleaner and more efficient. This can make a noticeable difference on jobsites and in facilities where clutter can slow down productivity.
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           There is also a level of convenience that comes with working with a dedicated scrap yard. Instead of figuring out how to dispose of materials, you have a clear process for handling them. Whether you are bringing materials in yourself or using pickup services, everything is streamlined.
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           Another advantage is long term efficiency. When recycling becomes part of your routine, your team starts to handle materials differently. Valuable metals are set aside instead of thrown away, and waste is managed more effectively across projects.
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           At Scrap Mart Metals, we make it easy to turn what would normally be discarded into something valuable. Recycling scrap metal is not just about clearing space, it is about making smarter use of the materials you already have.
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           One of the biggest questions people have before bringing in scrap metal is whether they actually know what they have. It is common to have a mix of materials collected from a garage, jobsite, or renovation project, and without a clear understanding of the types of metals, it is easy to miss out on value.
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           At Scrap Mart Metals, we help customers identify their materials every day, but having a basic idea before you arrive can make the process smoother and more rewarding.
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           A simple starting point is using a magnet. This is one of the easiest ways to separate ferrous metals from non ferrous metals. If a magnet sticks, the material likely contains iron and falls into the ferrous category, such as steel or cast iron. If it does not stick, you are likely dealing with a non ferrous metal like aluminum, copper, or brass, which typically brings higher value.
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           Color and weight can also give you clues. Copper has a reddish tone and is heavier than it looks. Brass has a yellow or gold appearance and is often found in plumbing fixtures. Aluminum is lighter and has a more silver color. Stainless steel can sometimes look similar to regular steel but does not rust as easily and often feels slightly heavier.
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           Where the material came from is another helpful indicator. Electrical wiring is usually copper. Plumbing materials often include copper or brass. Window frames and siding are commonly aluminum. Appliances and structural materials are often steel. Thinking about the original use of the item can point you in the right direction.
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           While these guidelines help, you do not need to be an expert before bringing in your scrap. At Scrap Mart Metals, our team will help you identify and sort your materials so you get the most value possible. The goal is to make the process simple while ensuring you are paid accurately for what you have.
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           If you have ever brought in scrap metal and noticed that the price is different from your last visit, you are not alone. Scrap metal prices fluctuate regularly, and understanding why can help you set expectations and make more informed decisions. At Scrap Mart Metals, we believe in keeping our customers informed so they understand what is influencing the market.
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           One of the biggest factors is global demand. Metals like copper, aluminum, and steel are used in construction, manufacturing, and infrastructure projects around the world. When demand for these materials increases, prices tend to rise. When demand slows down, prices can drop.
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           Supply also plays a role. If there is an abundance of scrap metal available, prices may decrease because there is more material on the market. On the other hand, limited supply can drive prices up.
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           Economic conditions have an impact as well. Strong economic activity often leads to higher demand for materials, while slower economic periods can reduce demand and affect pricing. This is why scrap prices can change even if nothing seems different locally.
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           Another factor is the cost of processing and transportation. Moving and refining scrap metal requires resources, and changes in those costs can influence pricing. While this is not always visible to customers, it is part of the overall equation.
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           The key takeaway is that price fluctuations are normal. While you cannot control the market, you can focus on bringing in quality materials, separating them properly, and working with a scrap yard that offers fair and competitive pricing.
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           At Scrap Mart Metals, we stay up to date on market conditions so we can provide accurate pricing every day. If you have questions about what your materials are worth, our team is always here to help you understand the value.
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           Every jobsite produces waste, but not all waste needs to be treated the same. For contractors and crews working across the St. Louis area, scrap metal is often part of the cleanup process. Instead of seeing it as something to get rid of, more businesses are starting to view it as an opportunity to generate additional income. At Scrap Mart Metals, we help turn jobsite cleanup into a practical way to improve profitability.
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           During construction, demolition, and renovation projects, metal materials are everywhere. From wiring and piping to structural components and fixtures, there is usually a steady flow of scrap being generated. If these materials are thrown away, that value is lost. But when they are collected and recycled, they can contribute directly to your bottom line.
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           The key is building a simple system into your workflow. This could be as straightforward as setting aside a designated area or container for scrap metal. When your team knows where to put materials, it becomes part of the routine instead of an extra step.
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           Consistency is important. Collecting scrap from every job, no matter the size, allows it to add up over time. Even smaller projects can contribute to a larger overall return when combined.
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           Another advantage is organization. Jobsites that separate scrap materials tend to be cleaner and more efficient. This can improve safety and make it easier for crews to move around and complete their work.
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           Working with a reliable scrap yard like Scrap Mart Metals ensures that the process stays simple. Whether you are bringing in materials yourself or using pickup services, having a consistent partner makes it easier to manage your scrap and get paid for it.
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           Turning jobsite cleanup into income is not complicated, but it does require a shift in perspective. When you start treating scrap as an asset instead of waste, it becomes a valuable part of your operations.
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           Not all scrap metal is created equal, and if your goal is to maximize your payout, it helps to focus on the materials that bring the highest value. At Scrap Mart Metals, we work with customers who are looking to be more intentional about what they collect, especially contractors and businesses that handle large volumes of material.
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           Copper is consistently one of the most valuable metals you can collect. It is widely used in electrical systems, plumbing, and construction, which keeps demand high. Copper wire, tubing, and piping are all worth paying attention to, especially when they are clean and properly separated.
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           Brass is another strong option. It is commonly found in plumbing fixtures, fittings, and valves. While it may not be as noticeable as copper, it still brings solid pricing and is often overlooked on jobsites and in renovation projects.
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           Aluminum is one of the easiest metals to collect because it is so common. From siding and window frames to automotive parts and cans, aluminum is everywhere. While the price per pound may be lower than copper or brass, the volume you can collect makes up for it.
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           Stainless steel can also bring good value, especially when it is clean and separated from other materials. It is used in a wide range of applications, including appliances, construction, and industrial equipment.
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           Even though ferrous metals like steel and iron are lower in value, they should not be ignored. These materials are often heavier and can still generate a worthwhile payout when brought in bulk. The key is balancing high value materials with volume to maximize your overall return.
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           Being intentional about what you collect and how you separate it can make a significant difference over time. At Scrap Mart Metals, we help customers understand what materials are worth focusing on so they can get the most out of their efforts.
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           For businesses across the St. Louis area, scrap metal recycling is becoming more than just a way to get rid of waste. It is turning into a practical strategy for improving efficiency and creating additional revenue. At Scrap Mart Metals, we work with a wide range of businesses that have made recycling a consistent part of their operations, and the benefits go beyond just the payout.
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           One of the main reasons businesses choose to recycle scrap metal is cost control. Instead of paying for waste removal services to haul away materials, they can turn those same materials into income. This shift in approach helps offset operational costs and makes better use of resources that would otherwise be discarded.
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           Another factor is convenience. With options like scheduled pickups and on site containers, businesses can manage their scrap without disrupting their workflow. Employees can dispose of materials as they work, and everything is handled efficiently without extra trips or added responsibilities.
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           There is also a level of consistency that comes with working with a reliable recycling partner. Businesses that generate scrap on a regular basis benefit from having a system in place that keeps things organized and predictable. This reduces clutter, improves safety, and makes it easier to manage materials across different projects or locations.
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           Recycling also supports better planning. When businesses track how much scrap they generate and how much it is worth, they gain insight into their operations. This can help with budgeting, forecasting, and identifying opportunities to improve efficiency.
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           At Scrap Mart Metals, we understand that businesses need solutions that fit into their existing processes. That is why we focus on making recycling simple, reliable, and easy to integrate. Whether you are a contractor, manufacturer, or facility manager, scrap metal recycling can become a valuable part of how you run your business.
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           Selling scrap metal seems simple, but there are a few common mistakes that can cost you money without you even realizing it. At Scrap Mart Metals, we see people every day who could be getting paid more just by making a few small adjustments. Whether you are new to recycling or have been doing it for years, avoiding these mistakes can help you maximize your return.
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           One of the biggest issues is not separating materials. When different types of metals are mixed together, they are often categorized at a lower value. This means high value metals like copper or brass may not be priced correctly if they are bundled in with steel or other lower value materials. Taking a few extra minutes to sort your scrap can make a noticeable difference in what you walk away with.
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           Another mistake is bringing in dirty or contaminated materials. Scrap that still has plastic, rubber, or other non metal components attached can be downgraded in value. While you do not need to overdo it, removing obvious contaminants can help ensure you are getting paid fairly for the actual metal content.
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           Many people also underestimate what they have. It is common to throw away items like wiring, plumbing fixtures, or small metal parts without realizing they have value. Over time, this adds up. Being more aware of what can be recycled allows you to capture more opportunities to earn from your scrap.
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           Timing can also play a role. Scrap metal prices change based on market conditions, so what you get paid today might not be the same next month. While you cannot control the market, being aware that prices fluctuate helps set expectations and allows you to take advantage of stronger pricing when it is available.
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           Finally, choosing the right scrap yard matters. Working with a team that is transparent about pricing, accurate with weighing, and willing to answer your questions makes a big difference. At Scrap Mart Metals, we focus on making the process clear so you always know what you are getting paid for and why.
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           Avoiding these mistakes is not complicated, but it does require a little awareness. When you take the time to prepare and understand the process, you put yourself in a better position to get the most value from your scrap.
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           For many businesses, scrap metal is seen as waste that needs to be removed. In reality, it can be a valuable resource that contributes directly to your bottom line. Whether you are in construction, manufacturing, or another industry that generates metal waste, recycling those materials can help reduce costs and create additional revenue. At Scrap Mart Metals, we work with businesses across the St. Louis area to turn scrap into a strategic advantage.
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           The most obvious benefit is the direct payout you receive for your materials. Instead of paying to dispose of scrap, you are getting paid for it. Over time, this can add up, especially for businesses that generate consistent volumes of metal waste. What might seem like small amounts on individual jobs can become a meaningful revenue stream when combined.
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           Recycling scrap metal can also reduce disposal costs. Traditional waste removal services often charge based on volume or weight. By separating and recycling metal, you can reduce the amount of material that needs to be hauled away as general waste. This can lower your overall expenses and make your operations more efficient.
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           Organization is another key benefit. Businesses that implement scrap recycling systems often find that their workspaces become cleaner and more efficient. Having designated areas for scrap materials reduces clutter and makes it easier for teams to manage waste during projects.
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           There is also a long term advantage in building better operational habits. When your team understands the value of scrap, they are more likely to handle materials carefully and avoid unnecessary waste. This can lead to better resource management and improved overall efficiency.
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           Working with a reliable partner like Scrap Mart Metals makes the process even easier. Whether you are bringing materials in yourself or using pickup services, having a consistent system in place ensures that scrap does not become an afterthought. Instead, it becomes part of how your business operates.
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           If your business is generating scrap metal and you are not currently recycling it, you are leaving money on the table. Taking the time to implement a simple recycling process can lead to immediate and long term financial benefits.
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           An old or damaged vehicle sitting in your driveway or lot might feel like a problem, but it can actually be an opportunity. Junk cars are one of the most valuable sources of scrap metal because they contain a mix of steel, aluminum, and other components that can be recycled. At Scrap Mart Metals, we help customers across the St. Louis area turn unwanted vehicles into cash quickly and efficiently.
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           The process starts with evaluating the vehicle. Even if a car is no longer running or has been sitting for years, it still has value based on its weight and the materials it contains. Factors like size, condition, and current scrap prices will influence how much it is worth, but most vehicles will generate a solid payout.
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           Once you decide to scrap your vehicle, the next step is preparing it for recycling. This typically involves removing personal belongings and ensuring you have the necessary documentation. Our team can guide you through what is required so there are no delays in the process.
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           After that, the vehicle is either brought in or arranged for pickup depending on the situation. Once it arrives at the yard, it is weighed and processed. Different components may be separated, and fluids are handled appropriately before the metal is prepared for recycling.
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           One of the biggest advantages of scrapping a car is the convenience. Instead of trying to sell a vehicle that no longer runs or investing in repairs that may not be worth it, you can turn it into cash and move on. It also frees up space and removes a potential safety or environmental concern.
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           For businesses, junk vehicle recycling can also be part of fleet management. Instead of letting unused vehicles sit idle, they can be converted into value and reinvested into operations.
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           If you have a vehicle that is no longer serving you, bringing it to Scrap Mart Metals is a simple way to get something back from it. Our team is here to make the process smooth so you can turn that unused asset into cash.
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           When you bring scrap metal to a yard, most people focus on the immediate payout, which makes sense. You are turning materials into cash and moving on with your day. But many people also wonder what happens next. Where does that metal go, and how is it reused? At Scrap Mart Metals, the process does not end when you leave. Your materials go through a system that turns them back into usable resources for industries across the country.
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           Once scrap metal is collected, the first step is sorting. Materials are separated based on type, quality, and composition. This is where the distinction between ferrous and non ferrous metals becomes important. Each type of metal is handled differently because it will be processed and sold to different end users.
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           After sorting, the metal is prepared for recycling. This can involve cleaning, cutting, or shredding materials into more manageable sizes. Larger items like structural steel or appliances are often broken down so they can be processed more efficiently. Smaller materials may be compacted or bundled to make transportation easier.
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           The next step is melting and refining. Scrap metal is sent to mills or processing facilities where it is melted down and purified. This removes any remaining impurities and allows the metal to be reused in new products. This process is what makes metal recycling so valuable, because materials like steel, aluminum, and copper can be reused repeatedly without losing their core properties.
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           Once refined, the metal is formed into new products or raw materials that are sold to manufacturers. This could include anything from construction materials to automotive parts to electrical components. The scrap you bring in today could end up being part of a building, a vehicle, or even infrastructure projects in the future.
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           Understanding this process highlights why scrap metal recycling is such an important part of the supply chain. It reduces the need for new raw materials, supports manufacturing, and keeps valuable resources in circulation. For customers, it also builds confidence knowing that their materials are being handled responsibly and efficiently.
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           At Scrap Mart Metals, we are part of that larger process. When you bring in scrap, you are not just getting paid, you are contributing to a system that turns unused materials into something valuable again.
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           If you are handling large amounts of scrap metal, whether from a jobsite, warehouse, or ongoing business operations, transporting everything yourself is not always the most efficient use of time. This is especially true when your team is focused on completing jobs, meeting deadlines, and managing multiple moving parts. Scrap metal pickup services are designed to remove that burden and make the process of recycling easier and more consistent. At Scrap Mart Metals, we work with businesses across the St. Louis area that rely on pickup services to keep operations running smoothly while still getting paid for their scrap.
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           Scrap pickup is ideal for contractors, manufacturers, demolition crews, and any business generating a steady flow of metal waste. Instead of letting materials pile up or assigning employees to haul loads back and forth, you can schedule pickups that fit your workflow. This allows your team to stay focused on the work that actually drives your business while still capturing the value of your scrap.
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           The process is simple. First, you connect with our team to discuss the type of materials you are generating and the volume you expect. Based on that, we can recommend a pickup schedule or provide containers that make it easy to collect scrap on site. These containers can be placed at your location so your team can dispose of materials as they go, without interrupting their day.
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           Once the container is full or you are ready for a pickup, we handle the transportation. Our team will collect the materials, bring them back for processing, and ensure everything is weighed and categorized accurately. This removes the need for you to coordinate logistics, rent equipment, or take time away from your core operations.
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           One of the biggest advantages of scrap pickup is consistency. Instead of waiting until you have a large load to justify a trip, you can maintain a steady flow of recycling. This helps keep your workspace clean and organized, which is especially important for safety and efficiency on jobsites and in industrial environments.
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           Pickup services also allow for better tracking and accountability. When you work with a dedicated partner like Scrap Mart Metals, you can monitor how much scrap your business is generating and how much revenue it is producing. Over time, this can become a meaningful part of your overall financial picture.
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           If your business is producing scrap metal on a regular basis, pickup services are worth considering. It is a simple way to improve efficiency, reduce downtime, and turn waste into consistent revenue without adding extra work for your team.
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           For contractors, scrap metal is often seen as a byproduct of the job rather than an opportunity. Every project generates leftover materials, whether it is wiring, piping, or structural components. Instead of discarding these materials, contractors in the St. Louis area are starting to treat scrap as an additional revenue stream. At Scrap Mart Metals, we work with contractors every day to help them get more value from their jobs.
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           The first step is changing how you think about scrap. Instead of viewing it as waste, it should be considered part of your overall job profitability. Materials like copper wire, brass fittings, and aluminum components can add up quickly, especially across multiple projects.
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           Organization plays a big role in maximizing returns. Setting up designated bins or areas for different types of metals can make sorting easier and more efficient. This does not have to be complicated, but having a system in place ensures that valuable materials are not mixed together or thrown away.
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           Consistency is also important. Bringing in scrap regularly instead of letting it pile up allows you to maintain better cash flow and keep your workspace organized. It also helps you stay aware of what materials you are collecting and how much they are worth.
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           Working with a reliable scrap yard is key. At Scrap Mart Metals, we make the process simple so contractors can focus on their work. Whether you are bringing in small loads or larger quantities, our team is here to help you get the most value from your materials.
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           Over time, scrap metal recycling can become a meaningful part of your business. It is not just about clearing out leftover materials, it is about turning those materials into additional income that supports your operations.
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           Most people do not realize how many items around their home can be turned into cash through scrap metal recycling. If you are cleaning out your garage, remodeling your home, or just trying to get rid of old items, there is a good chance you are throwing away valuable materials without knowing it. At Scrap Mart Metals, we help homeowners across the St. Louis area turn everyday items into real payouts.
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           Old appliances are one of the most common sources of scrap metal. Items like refrigerators, washers, dryers, and ovens contain a mix of steel and other metals that can be recycled. Even if they no longer work, they still have value as scrap. Smaller appliances like microwaves and air conditioners can also be brought in.
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           The key is recognizing that scrap metal is everywhere. Instead of sending these items to the landfill, you can bring them to Scrap Mart Metals and get paid for them. It is a simple way to clean up your space while putting money back in your pocket.
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           When it comes to scrap metal, not all materials are treated the same. Understanding the difference between ferrous and non ferrous metals can have a direct impact on how much you get paid. At Scrap Mart Metals, we see this confusion all the time, especially with first time sellers, and clearing it up can help you make better decisions with your scrap.
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           Ferrous metals are those that contain iron. These are some of the most common metals you will come across and include materials like steel and cast iron. They are often found in construction materials, appliances, automotive parts, and heavy equipment. One easy way to identify ferrous metals is with a magnet. If it sticks, it is most likely ferrous.
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           Non ferrous metals, on the other hand, do not contain iron. These include copper, aluminum, brass, and stainless steel. These materials are typically more valuable because they are resistant to corrosion and widely used in industries like electrical, plumbing, and manufacturing. They also tend to be lighter and easier to work with, which increases demand.
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           The reason this distinction matters is pricing. Non ferrous metals almost always bring higher payouts than ferrous metals. For example, a load of copper wire will be worth significantly more per pound than a load of steel. If you mix these materials together, you risk having everything categorized at a lower value, which means less money in your pocket.
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           Sorting your metals before bringing them in can make a noticeable difference. Even basic separation, like keeping aluminum separate from steel, can help ensure you are getting paid correctly. It does not have to be perfect, but taking the time to organize your materials can pay off.
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           Another important factor is cleanliness. Non ferrous metals that are free from contamination will often be priced higher than those mixed with other materials. For example, clean copper will always be more valuable than copper that still has insulation or other attachments.
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           At Scrap Mart Metals, we help customers identify and sort their materials so they get the most value possible. Whether you are a homeowner or a contractor, understanding the difference between ferrous and non ferrous metals puts you in a better position when you bring in scrap.
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           If you have never sold scrap metal before, the process might seem unclear. A lot of people assume it is complicated or not worth the effort, but the reality is that recycling scrap metal is one of the simplest ways to turn unused materials into cash. At Scrap Mart Metals, we make the process straightforward so you can focus on getting value out of what you already have.
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           The first step is identifying what you have. Scrap metal comes from a wide range of sources, including old appliances, construction materials, wiring, plumbing fixtures, and even vehicles. Many people are surprised by how much scrap they already have sitting around. Items that might seem like junk can actually have real value when brought to a scrap yard.
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           Once you have gathered your materials, the next step is preparing them. This does not mean you need to spend hours cleaning or breaking everything down, but removing obvious non metal materials can help increase your payout. For example, separating copper wire from insulation or removing plastic components from metal pieces can make a difference in how your scrap is categorized and priced.
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           When you arrive at Scrap Mart Metals, your materials will be weighed using certified scales. Accuracy is a big part of the process, and our goal is to make sure you feel confident in what you are being paid. After weighing, we identify the type of metal you have and apply the current market rate for that material. This is where understanding the difference between metals like copper, aluminum, and steel can be helpful, but our team is always there to guide you through it.
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           Payment is typically quick and straightforward. Once your materials are processed, you will receive your payout based on weight and current pricing. There is no waiting around or complicated steps. The goal is to make it easy for you to walk in with scrap and leave with cash.
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           One of the biggest advantages of working with a trusted scrap yard is transparency. You should always know how your materials are being categorized and what you are being paid for. At Scrap Mart Metals, we believe in keeping the process clear so there are no surprises.
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           For businesses and contractors, recycling scrap metal can also become part of your regular operations. Instead of throwing away materials from jobsites, you can turn them into an additional revenue stream. Over time, this can add up significantly and help offset costs.
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           If you are in the St. Louis area and have scrap metal you want to sell, the best next step is to bring it in. Whether you have a small load or a truck full of materials, our team is ready to help you get the most out of it.
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           If you have ever thought about turning scrap metal into cash, you are not alone. More people across the St. Louis area are realizing that items sitting in their garage, jobsite, or warehouse can actually be worth real money. The key is understanding what materials bring the highest value and how to approach selling them the right way. At Scrap Mart Metals, we work with homeowners, contractors, and businesses every day who want to maximize what they get paid for their scrap, and it all starts with knowing what is in demand.
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           The metals that consistently bring in the highest payouts are non ferrous metals. These include copper, brass, and aluminum, and they are valuable because they do not contain iron and are widely used across multiple industries. Copper is usually at the top of the list. Whether it is copper wire, pipes, or tubing, it tends to bring strong pricing due to its demand in construction, electrical work, and manufacturing. Clean copper that has been stripped or separated properly will almost always bring in more than mixed or insulated materials.
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           Brass is another high value metal that many people overlook. It is commonly found in plumbing fixtures, valves, and fittings. If you are doing renovations or working on a jobsite, there is a good chance you are throwing away brass without realizing its value. Aluminum is also very common and can be found in items like siding, window frames, and even beverage cans. While aluminum may not be as valuable per pound as copper, it adds up quickly when you bring in larger quantities.
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           Ferrous metals, which contain iron, are still worth recycling but typically bring lower payouts. These include steel and cast iron, which are often found in appliances, structural materials, and heavy equipment. Even though the value is lower, these materials are often heavier, so they can still generate a solid return when you bring in bulk loads.
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           One of the biggest mistakes people make is not separating their materials. When metals are mixed together, they are often categorized at a lower value. Taking a little extra time to separate copper from steel or aluminum from brass can make a noticeable difference in what you get paid. Clean materials that are free of contaminants like plastic, rubber, or other debris will also bring higher payouts.
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           Timing can also play a role in how much your scrap is worth. Scrap metal prices fluctuate based on global demand, manufacturing activity, and market conditions. While you do not need to track the market daily, being aware that prices can change helps you understand why your payout might vary from one visit to the next. Our team at Scrap Mart Metals stays up to date on pricing so you always get a fair and competitive rate.
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           If you are sitting on scrap metal and are not sure what it is worth, the best thing you can do is bring it in. Our team will help identify your materials, weigh them accurately, and walk you through the process so you understand exactly what you are getting paid for. Whether you are a homeowner cleaning out your garage or a contractor managing jobsite waste, there is real value in your scrap.
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                    After upgrading to new computer equipment, you may be wondering what to do with your old computer. Most companies set policies to transfer their old computer hardware to less critical areas of the business. If that is not an option, then you need to get rid of your old hardware. To do so, you need to take precautions to ensure you pose no challenge to the 
    
  
  
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      <description>Bathroom renovations are fun. Everyone loves getting a makeover for their home; Right up to the moment, it’s time to get rid of the old stuff. Once your bathroom is sparkling and new, you will hardly believe what’s left behind: porcelain basins, old pipes, faucets, tile, fixtures, and more. That’s a lot of useful material. […]
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                    Everyone loves getting a makeover for their home; Right up to the moment, it’s time to get rid of the old stuff. Once your bathroom is sparkling and new, you will hardly believe what’s left behind: porcelain basins, old pipes, faucets, tile, fixtures, and more. That’s a lot of useful material. However, your leftovers don’t have to be destined for the trash heap.
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                    It helps to separate the small pieces of metal in individual items from the other materials as you are doing your renovation. It will save you time later when you want to bring in your scrap. Once you bring in your old bathroom remnants, it can be weighed and priced by the pound.
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      <description>You can make real money by recycling copper wire you have on hand. Recycling this valuable commodity means instant payment by the pound when you bring copper wire or other copper scraps into Scrap Mart from anywhere in the greater St. Louis region. That copper wire can be renewed and recycled, again and again. Copper has enduring value because it is […]
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          You can make real money by recycling copper wire you have on hand. Recycling this valuable commodity means instant payment by the pound when you bring copper wire or other copper scraps into Scrap Mart from anywhere in the greater St. Louis region. That copper wire can be renewed and recycled, again and again.
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          Copper has enduring value because it is in demand for construction uses. It swiftly transfers electric current from the power grid to most any light switch, hidden in the walls around us. Scrap copper is readily melted down and formed into plumbing pipes and other products for home and industry. This creates a constant demand for this practical material, leading to consistent payouts when you bring copper in for recycling.
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          Do some good while you do well for yourself. You and the broader community both benefit when you bring that old wire in and sell it to us here at Scrap Mart Metals!
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      <description>Metal Recycling in St. Louis made easy at Scrap Mart Metals Recycling While metal recycling in St. Louis is not always top priority, it ought to be something we think about. When you think of recycling, most people think of recycling plastic containers, paper, glass, etc. However, scrap metal, including copper, aluminum, iron, and much more […]
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                    While metal recycling in St. Louis is not always top priority, it ought to be something we think about. When you think of recycling, most people think of recycling plastic containers, paper, glass, etc. However, scrap metal, including copper, aluminum, iron, and much more can be recycled too. Metal recycling in St. Louis is equally as vital to the environment, not to mention may put some extra cash in your wallet.
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                    Scrap metal recycling centers in St. Louis collect much of their metal from the trade industry, but welcome home owners to recycle their scrap metal too. Before you take your scrap to a metal recycling in St. Louis, you should sift through the junk and scrap. In order to get the most value for your scrap metal, you should be acquainted with the kinds of scrap metal you have and just how much they are worth, although 
    
  
  
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                    Identifying the kind of metal you have might be as simple as using a magnet off your fridge. If the magnet stays on your metal, the metal is ferrous, which includes common metals like iron and steel. We often find steel in old furniture and appliances, and while steel might not collect much cash in the scrap yard, it should be disposed of properly – so why not haul it off for metal recycling in St. Louis?
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                    When the magnet doesn’t stick to your metal, you’re probably dealing with a non-ferrous metal, like copper, aluminum, and brass. Red in color and in value, copper is usually found in piping, roofing materials, and customary electrical wires. Aluminum can obviously be located in cans, in addition to gutters, siding, doorways and much more. Brass is extremely heavy and is often found in hardware and fittings, for example door knobs and hinges.
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                    Now that you know what type of metal you are recycling, it’s wise to find a local scrap yard. Not every yard will take all kinds of metal, so to save yourself some time and energy, call ahead to make sure they take the kind of metal you are looking to recycle. 
    
  
  
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      <description>Most of us have thrown an aluminum can into a recycling receptacle, but know little about what happens after that. According to the Aluminum Association, aluminum recycling saves more than 90 percent of the energy needed to make new aluminum. This is significant, because smelting virgin aluminum is energy intensive, requiring 13-15 kilowatt hours per ton […]
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                    Copper is an element on the periodic table (Cu) and is pure metal. This means copper is a natural resource found in mines all over the world. Brass, on the other hand, is a metal alloy. Being a metal alloy means that it is made up of a combination of different elements and is not naturally occurring. There is a percentage of copper and zinc in brass.
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                    Copper has a more reddish-brown rustic finish to it, and brass has a yellowish, lighter finish with a brighter sheen. The appearance of brass is comparable to gold.
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                    Since copper conducts electricity rather well, it is often used in electrical wiring and electronics. Brass is commonly used in home fixtures, furniture, and decorative items due to its strength and durability.
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                    Test for sound by striking the metal lightly. Copper will most likely produce a deep and low sound while brass will produce a high-pitched sound.
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                    If you have a powerful magnet, you can use it to test for copper or brass. Copper is not magnetic at all. Brass is slightly magnetic and can respond to a powerful magnet.
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                    Check the item for a letter ‘C’ engraved into with followed by three or five-digit numbers. If you see such an engraving, then you know it is brass and not copper. If there is no engraving, then it is possibly copper.
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                    Copper will typically bring a higher value for scrap metal than brass. While both metals are suitable for scrap, knowing the difference between the two will bring more value to your metal hunting.
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      <description>Responsible Copy &amp; Fax Machine Recycling in St. Louis It’s a classic scene from a classic film: three office workers take their dysfunctional printer out into a field and proceed to destroy it with kicks and baseball bats, set in slow motion to mid-’90s hip hop. This vignette from Office Space gave cathartic voice to office workers everywhere, […]
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                    Thinking of just throwing your old fax machine in the Dumpster? First, consider Mother Earth. When you dispose of office machines in landfills, hazardous toxins like lead and mercury can leach out into the water supply. And when you choose a disposal company without much experience, they might not handle your materials properly and expose their workers or the environment to those toxic substances.
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                    Scrap Mart Metals has been recycling metals in the St. Louis area for years, which means you can trust us to recycle your old printer, copier, or fax machine responsibly. You’ll also know that you’re getting top dollar for anything you drop off with us. Smashing the copier with a baseball bat might feel good in the moment, but won’t you love knowing you made the responsible (and lucrative) choice?
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      <description>It’s hard to keep up with what you can and can’t throw away in the trash. Here in Missouri, you can get this information at the Department of Natural Resources website. The DNR does not recommend throwing away car batteries, and there are some very good reasons for that. America’s Trash Problem The first and […]
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                    The first and probably most obvious reason is the rapid filling of America’s landfills. Unbelievably, almost ninety percent of all the raw materials we extract end up in landfills or go to the incinerator. These can all potentially be recyclable, but, because they are destroyed, they are extracted every day. There are 2000 active landfills in this country, and Americans throw out 4.4 pounds of trash a day. In other words, we need a solution.
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                    Auto battery waste is full of heavy metals and, left in landfills, that waste ends up in groundwater over time. The lead they contain seeps into the environment poisoning our water and harming our communities. There is no known lead exposure amount that is safe, and it’s particularly harmful to young children. However, it’s not only harmful to children.  Exposed adults have shown a vulnerability to high blood pressure and kidney disease after exposure.
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                    Much of the lead we use today comes from recycling, reducing the amount extracted from the environment. By simply bringing your old battery into a recycling center, you can help eliminate waste and pollution, protecting your community in a small way. In addition,  you’ll make some money.
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      <description>The metal recycling industry generates more than $60 billion in income each year. Earning your share of this money is easy when you follow these best practices to get started with scrap metal recycling. Learn to Distinguish Different Types of Metals Metals generally fall into one of two categories:  ferrous and non-ferrous. Ferrous metals are […]
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          Metals generally fall into one of two categories:  ferrous and non-ferrous. Ferrous metals are those that contain iron, including wrought iron, alloy steel and cast iron. Although recyclable, a scrap yard will pay you less for ferrous metals such as aluminum and copper that do not contain any iron.
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          To keep your metals separate, you will first need to see whether they are ferrous or non-ferrous. Use an ordinary magnet and if it sticks, then the metal is ferrous.
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          Many of your scrapping projects will require you to disassemble appliances, electronics, and other similar items in order to separate the different forms of metal. As such, you will need a table or workbench along with a few basic tools such as hammers and screwdrivers.
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          Near your workstation, you will want to place various sized bins so that you can keep your metal separated. This will also make it easier to organize your vehicle whenever it is time to bring your scrap metal in for payment.
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          You probably have plenty of scrap metal lying around just waiting to be recycled. But how will you replenish that supply once it is gone? You’ll need to find outside sources such as appliance repair shops, auto dealerships or even friends and family members. Let people know you are looking for scrap metal and you will probably find they are more than willing to donate to you.
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      <description>Anyone who spends any amount of time shooting rifles or handguns generates a lot of empty brass. For the occasional shooter it is tempting to throw it out. The high-volume shooter probably reloads their own ammo or knows someone who does, thereby reusing those fired cases. Either way, when you’re through with empty brass, don’t […]
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          Anyone who spends any amount of time shooting rifles or handguns generates a lot of empty brass. For the occasional shooter it is tempting to throw it out. The high-volume shooter probably reloads their own ammo or knows someone who does, thereby reusing those fired cases. Either way, when you’re through with empty brass, don’t throw it out. Rifle &amp;amp; handgun brass recycling can put some extra cash in your pocket just in time for the holidays.
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          Empty brass might not take up much space in a garbage can, but why toss it? It weighs more than a comparable volume of household trash and scrap metal is dealt with by weight. Generally brass is worth between $1 and $2 per pound. 20 rounds of fired rifle brass weighs roughly 8 ounces. Obviously you’re not going to make the trip to Scrap Mart to make just a few dollars. Fortunately brass can be easily stored in 5 gallon buckets, cardboard boxes or plastic tote bins. Even the original boxes can be used if you are the type who is particularly organized. Storage conditions aren’t critical either. The cases don’t need to retain their shine. No matter how you store it brass doesn’t take up a lot of space and it can be tucked away in a basement, garage, attic or shed.
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          It doesn’t take much effort to keep your old brass on hand. Collect it in a bucket at the range and put it in your garage when you get home, then forget about it until you’ve got a stockpile. Then bring it in and collect your money.
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           In today's rapidly evolving world, where sustainability is gaining increasing significance, it is imperative for businesses and individuals alike to embrace environmentally friendly practices. Recycling is a key aspect of this global movement, and when it comes to the recycling industry, scrap metal holds a crucial role. In this blog, we will explore the immense importance of recycling and how the responsible management of scrap metal can help us build a sustainable future.
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           As the demand for metal continues to rise, the need for efficient resource management becomes paramount. Recycling scrap metal allows us to reduce our dependence on raw materials extracted from the Earth. By recycling metals such as steel, aluminum, and copper, we conserve valuable resources while minimizing the ecological impact associated with mining and extraction.
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           The recycling of scrap metal offers significant energy savings when compared to the production of new metal from virgin ores. Manufacturing metal from recycled materials requires considerably less energy and emits fewer greenhouse gases. By embracing recycling, we can actively contribute to mitigating climate change and reducing our carbon footprint.
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           The improper disposal of scrap metal can have detrimental consequences for our environment. When metal waste is disposed of in landfills, it not only takes up valuable space but also poses potential risks, such as leaching hazardous substances into the soil and water sources. By recycling scrap metal, we can divert a significant amount of waste from landfills, preserving precious land resources and preventing pollution.
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           The recycling industry, including scrap metal recycling, plays a vital role in stimulating economic growth and creating employment opportunities. By recycling metals, we can establish a sustainable circular economy where valuable resources are recovered, processed, and reintroduced into the manufacturing chain. This process not only reduces the reliance on expensive extraction methods but also contributes to the creation of a green workforce.
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           Metals are notorious for their long degradation cycles, persisting in the environment for hundreds of years. By recycling scrap metal, we can prevent these materials from ending up in the oceans or polluting the natural landscape. Responsible recycling practices ensure that metal waste is properly handled, processed, and transformed into usable materials, significantly reducing environmental harm.
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           The recycling of scrap metal promotes innovation and technological advancements. As the demand for sustainable solutions grows, the recycling industry continues to evolve, driving research and development in areas such as metal separation, recovery techniques, and efficient recycling processes. These advancements not only enhance the efficiency of recycling operations but also open doors for new business opportunities and novel applications of recycled metals.
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           The importance of recycling, especially when it comes to scrap metal, cannot be overstated. By recycling, we preserve finite resources, reduce energy consumption and emissions, conserve landfill space, stimulate economic growth, protect the environment, and encourage innovation. It is crucial for individuals, businesses, and governments to actively participate in responsible recycling practices to build a sustainable future for generations to come. Together, let us embrace the power of recycling and shape a world that values both economic prosperity and environmental well-being.
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          We’ve all seen those places along the highway, usually a small farm or a lot on someone’s property that is lined with a fleet of broken down old cars. You might ask yourself, “How does someone get to that point? It’s hard enough to own one or two cars, much less an entire parking lot full of them!” Oddly enough, it doesn’t take that much to accumulate a collection of cars. In the US, on average, there are 2.8 vehicles per household. A variety of things can happen to add to your collection. In some cases, a child might join the military and leave their starter car behind for years, and by the time they come back, they have already moved on to a newer model. Sometimes a loved one may pass away, or simply decide they are too old to drive and leave behind a car for the next person to take on. Any other reason from someone offering you an old car for $10, just to get out of their hair, or maybe you just can’t unload an old car for a decent trade-in.
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          In any case, you can easily go from 2.8 cars in your household to five, six, seven or more if you aren’t careful! So how would you like to make a little bit of money from some good old fashioned junk car recycling? It isn’t hard and you are helping not only the planet by getting some old Detroit Steel off your property, but you might be making sure that someone else can find some hard-to-find part they have been looking for. It all depends on what kind of car you bring in, as well as what is in demand. Junk cars can be stripped down, providing a warehouse of usable parts, and what remains can be salvaged, melted down where the metal recovered can be used to make anything else! That means less of a need to open up mines in the earth, pollute waterways, or dig miles of tunnels in the side of a beautiful mountainside somewhere.
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          What’s really great is recycling that car gets an eyesore off your lawn and puts that car to work for you one last time. Paying out in cold, hard cash! 
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      <description>Collecting and selling scrap metal is an exciting hobby and fruitful side income. If you enjoy a good treasure hunt, then scrap metal hunting is definitely for you. There are well-known places to find scrap metal, such as dumpsters and construction sites, and there are some hidden gems for places to find good metal. Consider […]
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                    Collecting and selling scrap metal is an exciting hobby and fruitful side income. If you enjoy a good treasure hunt, then scrap metal hunting is definitely for you. There are well-known places to find scrap metal, such as dumpsters and construction sites, and there are some hidden gems for places to find good metal. Consider these five places on your next scrap metal hunt.
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           The production of new metal from raw materials consumes a significant amount of energy. Recycling scrap metal saves energy and reduces the amount of energy needed to manufacture new metal. According to the Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries, recycling steel saves up to 74% of the energy required to produce new steel. This reduction in energy consumption results in lower greenhouse gas emissions and less use of fossil fuels.
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           Recycling scrap metal conserves natural resources and reduces the need for mining new metals. Mining for new metals has significant environmental impacts, including habitat destruction, water pollution, and soil erosion. By recycling scrap metal, we can reduce the demand for new metal production and preserve natural resources.
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           Recycling scrap metal supports the local economy and creates jobs. Recycling centers, scrap yards, and metal processing facilities provide jobs for people in the local community. The scrap metal industry also generates revenue and contributes to the economy. According to the Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries, the scrap recycling industry generates $117 billion in economic activity annually and supports over 500,000 jobs.
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      <description>You can make real money by recycling copper wire you have on hand. Recycling this valuable commodity means instant payment by the pound when you bring copper wire or other copper scraps into Scrap Mart from anywhere in the greater St. Louis region. That copper wire can be renewed and recycled, again and again.</description>
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          You can make real money by recycling copper wire you have on hand. Recycling this valuable commodity means instant payment by the pound when you bring copper wire or other copper scraps into Scrap Mart from anywhere in the greater St. Louis region. That copper wire can be renewed and recycled, again and again.
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          Copper has enduring value because it is in demand for construction uses. It swiftly transfers electric current from the power grid to most any light switch, hidden in the walls around us. Scrap copper is readily melted down and formed into plumbing pipes and other products for home and industry. This creates a constant demand for this practical material, leading to consistent payouts when you bring copper in for recycling.
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          Do some good while you do well for yourself. You and the broader community both benefit when you bring that old wire in and sell it to us here at Scrap Mart Metals!
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          We offer you top dollar for recycling copper wire in our modern, efficient drive-thru and drop-off non-ferrous metal recycling center.
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      <description>Probably, you want to make a change in your home by replacing the old appliances with new and more efficient ones. Or maybe you want to move to a new location, and you do not want to carry along the old ones. No matter the case, it is important to learn several ways to dispose […]
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                    Contact your local waste disposal service to collect the items. When talking to the disposal center, give specific information about the appliances you want to dispose of. They may also need to know how old the appliances are. So, ensure you have all the information ready when calling. Ask about the fees to help you make informed decisions.
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                    An appliance recycler such as Scrap Mart Metals can buy your old appliances and ease the burden on you. You do not want to hustle around looking for ways to sell the appliances because the process can be draining and frustrating if you do not know what to do.
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      <description>If you have an old car lying in your backyard, do you know if you can sell it? Most people wonder what to do with their old and unwanted cars. Selling junk cars can become a cool side hustle for extra bucks. What is a Junk Car? A junk car is old and worn out, extremely […]
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                    If you have an old car lying in your backyard, do you know if you can sell it? Most people wonder what to do with their old and unwanted cars. Selling junk cars can become a cool side hustle for extra bucks.
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                    In St Louis, consider selling to Scrap Mart Metals. We offer the highest payouts for your junk car and scrap metal. Our new drive-through for non-ferrous metals allows you to drive and drop off your scrap metals and recyclables. We recommend that you drive your junk car for us- you’ll save some extra bucks. 
    
  
  
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      <title>Missouri Scrap Metal Prices</title>
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      <description>Do you live in the state of Missouri and have scrap metal to recycle? Lucky for you, at Scrap Mart Metals, we offer cash in exchange for your metal! Here’s how it works and what Missouri scrap metal prices are today. What We Buy These are the most common items we accept at Scrap Mart. […]
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                    Do you live in the state of Missouri and have scrap metal to recycle? Lucky for you, at Scrap Mart Metals, we offer cash in exchange for your metal! Here’s how it works and what Missouri scrap metal prices are today.
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                    These are the most common items we accept at Scrap Mart. If you have an item outside this list, do not hesitate to give us a call! We can evaluate your item and see if it’s recyclable. Our goal is to make it as convenient as possible to recycle your items, so we can save you a trip if it’s not recyclable by calling us.
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                    As stated before, these are rough estimates. We can provide more accurate estimates when you call us or bring in your items. At Scrap Mart Metals, we make recycling easy. We can recycle ferrous metals by driving on our certified drive-on scale. After you weigh-in, we then take your metal to our steelyard to offload. Once everything is removed from your vehicle, you’ll head back to the scale for a final weigh-out. In addition to our drive-on scale, we also offer drive-thru recycling!
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      <description>Are you getting ready to clean out your house, office space, or property? If so, there is a way you can make money while you clean out your space! One of the easiest ways to do so is to recycle your scrap metal. In addition to scrap metal, there are other things you can recycle […]
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      <description>If you’ve recently transitioned to working from home or getting ready to clean out your office, consider recycling your old supplies! It’s a great way to put your old office supplies to good use while getting paid simultaneously. Office Supplies Put your old office supplies to good use and get paid for it by us. […]
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                    Put your old office supplies to good use and get paid for it by us. At Scrap Mart Metals we offer top-dollar payouts for all of your scrap metal. We are one of the most well-known metal recycling companies in St. Louis and have been serving the community since 2011. We’re known for our commitment to excellence and the highest payout rates for scrap metal. While you start the cleaning process it’s important to know the items worth the most.
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                    If you work in a traditional office building you’ll likely have computers, printers, fax machines, and hard drives. Normally when people are finished with these items, they go straight to the trash. Office supplies are not cheap, so don’t spend your time throwing away potential money. You can earn back what you’ve spent simply by bringing your items to us. We accept all different brands and versions of these items as well.
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                    Not every office fits into the stereotypical office description. If you have some of the items above, great, but don’t stop there. If you’re leaving a building or closing it down, look for other metal. We accept copper, steel, brass, aluminum, and batteries. In addition to your computer supplies, we will accept any of these following items!
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      <description>New appliances and electronic devices are produced daily, and consumers upgrade often, piling up the older ones in their garages or closets. As a result, there is a need for a safe disposal method. This is where electronic recycling comes in handy. So, why should you recycle your electronics? Protects the Environment Having some fluorescent […]
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                    New appliances and electronic devices are produced daily, and consumers upgrade often, piling up the older ones in their garages or closets. As a result, there is a need for a safe disposal method. This is where electronic recycling comes in handy.
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                    So, why should you recycle your electronics?
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  Protects the Environment

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                    Having some fluorescent tubes or lamps piled in your garage? These electronic items contain toxic mercury. Moreover, it is worse when thrown into a landfill because it can contaminate water if it gets to waterways.
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                    Electronic recycling handles all the components safely; the experts recover and use the mercury to manufacture products like dental amalgam. If you have a lead-acid battery, the plastic is used to make other items, while sulphuric acid manufactures fertilizer.
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                    The rising demand for new gadgets and appliances means certain metals and other non-renewable resources must be mined. Participating in electronic recycling helps reduce the mining of non-renewable resources.
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                    So, when you are no longer using your laptop, recycling it will provide materials to manufacture your next device or TV. Rather than digging up more resources to make it!
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                    Whether you are a homeowner, running a business, or an organization, Scrap Mart offers the highest payouts to its customers. Our company has been providing superior services since 2011.
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  Get Top Dollar for Your Electronic Recycling at Scrap Mart Metals!

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                    Having a pile of old electronics in your closet? Drop them at Scrap Mart Metals to receive the highest payouts. 
    
  
  
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      <description>For the past decade, we have heard a lot about the importance of recycling. We have also heard about the need to reduce our carbon footprint. Unfortunately, not everyone heeds these calls. Metal is an excellent recyclable material because of its multiple usability. According to Statista, the United States recycled over 50 million metric tons of […]
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                    A heap of scrap metal in your backyard is not very attractive. To save space, reinforce the importance of recycling by reusing the metal. Turn the scrap into things you can use around the house, such as garden seats, picnic tables, etc.
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                    Recycling means you buy fewer items because you reuse the old ones. You can also get a decent income selling scrap metal to scrap metal recyclers. If you make this a regular side hustle, it can pay some of your bills.
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                    Recycling makes it easier for people who use metal to get raw materials without a struggle. When you recycle the used metal, it preserves natural resources by eliminating the need to produce any new metal. It preserves our world’s natural resources like coal and iron ore, crucial in making new metals.
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                    At Scrap Mart, we offer top dollar for scrap metal. Our new drive-through for non-ferrous metals and drop-off recycling center eases the process of dropping off scrap metal for our customers. All you need to do is drive on our drive on scale. 
    
  
  
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      <description>As one of the most valuable metals, copper has an infinitely recyclable life, whether used or reused in computers, construction, motors, or industrial machinery. Besides, copper scrap collectors and dealers find this metal a great deal, although prices vary due to differences in grades. So, what sets copper grades apart? GRADES OF COPPER SCRAP #1 INSULATED WIRE […]
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  #1 INSULATED WIRE

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                    #1 insulated wire includes clean, unalloyed, untinned, and uncoated copper wires or cables often insulated with plastic. However, insulation isn’t always stripped, but if there were any, the scrap should resemble a bright and shiny copper wire with 16-gauge thickness.
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                    This copper grade features unalloyed wire, thinner than 16 gauge, and consists of heavy, plastic, or double insulation. It is a standard grade used in most telecommunication wiring and electronics, such as extension codes. Some coatings such as nickel and other degrees of corrosion on the copper wire can meet this classification.
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                    This is the most valuable copper castoff metal among scrap dealers because it is a high-paying grade. Bare bright copper is uncoated, unalloyed, bare wire or cable, no more than 16 gauge in thickness. It is quickly classified as a #1 copper quality scrap if it lacks paint or impurities without copper piping.
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    , comprising clippings, bus bars, and wire with at least 1/16th inch diameter. To be categorized as #1 Copper, the wire should be sparkling in appearance, uncoated and unalloyed. Clean copper tubing is an example of # Copper grade as it is free against fittings, paint, solder, and other materials.
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      <description>These days, in recycling, scrap metal is in high demand. It makes it a profitable side business for most people. All you need is to gather any metals in the corner of your home and sell them to a scrapyard. One metal that has provided revenue for scrappers and buyers is stainless steel recycling. Stainless […]
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                    These days, in recycling, scrap metal is in high demand. It makes it a profitable side business for most people. All you need is to gather any metals in the corner of your home and sell them to a scrapyard. One metal that has provided revenue for scrappers and buyers is stainless steel recycling.
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                    Stainless steel is non-porous, although it is destructible if exposed to excess moisture, acids, or salt. It can also stain, and if the top layer is scratched and the layers underneath exposed, it can corrode.
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                    Stainless steel is found everywhere, from your kitchen to cutlery, pots, pans, refrigerator, etc.  Stainless steel recycling becomes more accessible as the metal is in full. The availability of stainless steel makes it easy to collect and sell to scrap metal yards for extra coins you’d otherwise lose in waste.
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                    Stainless steel is widely available and comes in different forms. It has a series of grades that differentiates various steel types with many classifications between 200-600.  Each category has unique properties, such as ferritic(magnetic), austenitic(non-magnetic), duplex, etc.
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                    To recycle your stainless steel, drop it off at Scrap Mart Metals. We have top-dollar payouts, and bringing your stainless steel in for recycling is easy. Our new drive-through and drop-off recycling center makes it easy to drop off your scrap metal. 
    
  
  
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      <description>Companies with a zero-waste strategy understand the advantages of going above and beyond regular recycling. A zero-waste initiative focuses on creating a cycle of reducing and reusing products and by-products within your business. An IMP Zero-Waste audit benefits your company by lowering loss value from your waste flow and opening up new revenue streams. It also helps […]
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                    An IMP Zero-Waste audit analyzes a company’s regular scrap or waste life cycle. This evaluation allows us to pinpoint operational inefficiencies or the lost value of items that can be recovered, recycled, and resold.
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                    Having recurring zero-waste audits lets your employees and consumers know that your company takes its corporate social responsibility towards the environment seriously. These ongoing waste audits also benefit companies by:
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      <description>What do you do with the soda cans once you finish drinking? Most people will throw them away in the trash. However, did you know that those cans can be recycled and used again? Soda cans are made from aluminum, which is a highly recyclable material. In fact, around 75% of all aluminum that has ever […]
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          Recycling soda cans offers so many benefits to individuals, businesses, and the environment. Here are some of them:
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      <description>Are you looking for something to do during quratine? Check out scrap metal recycling! These are the top three benefits of recycling scrap metal and why you should start today! Environmentally Friendly Recycling is an excellent way to do your part in helping the environment. There are so many things you can recycle, but some […]
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                    Are you looking for something to do during quratine? Check out scrap metal recycling! These are the top three benefits of recycling scrap metal and why you should start today!
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                    Recycling is an excellent way to do your part in helping the environment. There are so many things you can recycle, but some require a special place to do so. At Scrap Mart Metals, we take a variety of materials all in one stop. Here is a list of the most common things we take.
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                    So rather than throwing these things away or letting them sit outside, bring them to us. Not only will you be helping the planet, but getting compensated for it as well!
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                    That leads us to our next benefit of recycling, compensation. Not all places offer money in return for scrap metals, but we do. At Scrap Mart, we offer our customers top dollar for their metals. Since 2011 we have provided superior service to our customers and have given them the most money to trade-in. By bringing your metals to us, you will receive the proper amount of money in return!
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                    If you are interested in starting a new hobby, recycling scrap metal is a great one! Not only will your hobby benefit the environment, but you’ll get paid as well. Hobbies are excellent, especially at a time where we can’t go out and do much. Spend this time going through old things in your homes and businesses. We take anything from old office supplies to cars, so we’re sure you can find something to bring in! You can even ask friends and family to start looking with you as well. It’s a great hobby for some extra money in your pocket!
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                    If you are interested in learning more about the benefits of scrap metal recycling, check us out at Scrap Mart Metals. At Scrap Mart, we make the recycling process easy. If you ever have a question on whether you can recycle something or not, give us a call, and we can help! You can find more information on scrap metal recycling on our website 
    
  
  
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           You may already make recycling your aluminum cans part of your routine. Americans recycle roughly two-thirds of the aluminum cans that they use. Many don’t know that these cans can put money in your pocket. At Scrap Mart Metals, we will pay for your cans.
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           At Scrap Mart Metals, we pride ourselves on giving the highest payouts for recycled goods. If your aluminum cans are piling up, or if you’ve been delaying a trip to the recycling center, consider turning to Scrap Mart Metals to get rid of your recyclables and turn them into cash.
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           Recycling with Scrap Mart Metals is so easy that you don’t even have to leave your car. Once you arrive at our facility, a friendly staff member will weigh your cans from the drive-thru. Staff will take care of unloading your recyclables, and you’ll be paid. It’s a quick process that ends with you having less waste to worry about and more money!
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           If you’ve already sorted aluminum cans from your trash and other recyclables, you’re already a step closer to getting paid. While it’s nice to get rewarded for recycling, it’s also nice to know that recycling cans do a lot of good for the environment.
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           If you have aluminum cans to recycle in the area of Jonesburg, Pevely, or Valley Park, Missouri, consider bringing them to one of our Scrap Mart Metals locations. We make the recycling process quick and easy and will pay you the most in the area. For more information about how Scrap Mart Metals can turn your scrap into cash, contact us a
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           If a product is recyclable, it may be utilized again rather than being discarded or dumped as garbage. Because recycling metals is often relatively simple, reducing waste and reusing valuable resources is economical and environmentally benign. Metal scrap must be sorted, cleaned, and melted to use as a new source of raw materials for industrial processes. Metal is a material you can repeatedly recycle without losing its original qualities. Take a look at some of the types of metals that you can recycle easily.
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           Many steel factories can turn waste metal alone into new steel, creating new commodities with 25–100% recycled material. You can disassemble larger appliances like refrigerators, cookers, washing machines, and dishwashers into their steel components for recycling. However, a substantial portion of the recycled steel in the United States originates from cans and other packaging.
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      <title>What Can I Take to a Scrap Recycling Near Me?</title>
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           According to ISRI (Institute of Scrap Recycling Industry), Americans lose 
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           about $7 billion when they fail to use recyclable material
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            Unfortunately, most of this money is lost because most people cannot identify stuff in their house that is gold in a scrapyard. Taking this trash to a scrapyard not only helps you declutter your house, but also helps save the environment. 
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           It puts some dollars in your pocket, too. So, instead of wondering, "which items in my house are better off at a scrap recycling near me?" read on to find out. 
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           Old Electronics Belong to a Scrap Recycling Near Me
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           Do you have old TVs, laptops, radios, or phones stashed away in your garage or basement? They can earn you a fortune in a scrapyard. These items contain copper, nickel, aluminum, and in some cases, gold, all highly valued in a scrapyard. For the best prices when selling electronics no longer in use, dismantle them and bring only what's necessary to the yard. It calls for 
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           careful dismantling
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           , as it can be a risky process. 
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           Kitchenware That Has Worn Out 
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           When looking for stuff to take to a scrapyard, your kitchen is a cash cow. Almost all the items in the kitchen are made of the much sought-after components. These include stainless steel, aluminum, copper, and iron. Therefore, do not hesitate to gather all the old kitchenware, such as pots, cups, spoons, and pans, and take them to a scrapyard near you. 
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           Well Worn Ornament, Décor, and Fitting
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           Most ornaments and decorations in your home consist of metals like copper, iron, steel, and lead. You can get such valuable metals from items like lamps, door handles, or clocks. Lead is a common metal in adornments and is one of the well-priced metals you can sell in a scrapyard. 
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           The Best Scrap Items Are in Your House
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           Whether you are moving out or just decluttering your house, there is no better place to take your junk than a scrapyard. This place helps you eliminate useless items in your home while keeping waste away from landfills. 
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           Are you thinking, "where can I get 
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           scrap recycling near me
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           ?" 
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           Get in touch
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            with us today for professional customer service and high payouts. 
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      <pubDate>Thu, 09 Jun 2022 20:20:41 GMT</pubDate>
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      <title>Your Copper Scrap’s Worth</title>
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            Copper, considered
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           the new oi
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           l,
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           " is the most widely used metal in energy generation and storage and comes second after aluminum and steel in the construction, automobile, and manufacturing industries. Consequently, there's very 
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           high demand
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            for it, and its prices will spike in the next few years. 
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           Recently, it rose to a whopping $10,512 per metric ton in May, a 130% growth in 2 months.
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           Therefore, you're undoubtedly paying through the nose for every new copper product and should take advantage of copper recycling plants that buy back your scrap. 
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           Why Sell Your Scrap Copper Products?
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            Make some money from the trash.
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            You paid an arm and a leg for it; let it pay you back.
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           Why Recycle Copper?
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            As you dispose of it, you'll need new products. You put the scrap to use and
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             ensure an unending supply
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             by recycling it.
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            Save the planet;
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             copper recycling reduces landfills and toxins that the alternative—refinement—emits.
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            Conserve raw materials
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            . You'll prevent further ore mining and preserve it for future generations.
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           Recycle With Scrap Mart Metals
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           At Scrap Mart Metals, we've got just the deal for you. We've got you covered regardless of who you are; an individual, a collector, a salvage yard owner, or an automobile dealer. Easily earn from your copper products at the end of their lifespan instead of writing it off and letting them lie idle; talk about maximizing gains!
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            Enjoy the
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             highest payouts
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             in the market for all 
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            copper grades
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            Convenience:
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             Cruise through our drive-on scale and collect your pay as you exit. Alternatively, sit back, and we'll 
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            pick it up
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            We align with your
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             goals by using safe and efficient processes.
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            We accept everyon
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            Ease of delivery
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            : We have St. Louis' first and only drive-thru recycling that allows you to deliver your recyclables efficiently.
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            We pay instantly and in cash.
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           Whatever You Have Fits the Bill
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           If it is metal, we buy it! Examples of copper materials we accept are:
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            Pipes
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            Wires
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            Copper content: material that has copper mixed with other metals
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           If you'd like to learn more or dispose of some of your used copper products for quick cash, please don't hesitate to 
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           Steel, one of the most utilized metals, has been the basis for growth and technological innovation. While steel is a blend of metals and non-metals, it is 100% recyclable. 
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           All the byproducts in steel production have a high recycling rate, which is extremely good news to the steel's impact on the environment. Steel recycling preserves the earth's natural resources and financially benefits the consumers. 
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           The Process of Recycling Steel 
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           The process of recycling steel is significantly different from other products, primarily because of its inherent value. Steel rarely ends up in landfills and instead goes to a scrapyard for monetary compensation. 
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           After collection, the buy-back centers and drop-off points send the steel scrap to foundries or mills, where it's melted down and purified. It is then transformed into sheets and prepped for shipment to various factories for use as raw materials. 
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           Sustainability Benefits
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           Almost all the co-products used in steel production, such as the water, dust, slug, and gas, are recyclable. While this reduces the cost of raw materials, it saves up to
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            74% of the production energy
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           . The energy savings have substantial environmental benefits as it reduces the emissions of greenhouse gases. 
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           The recycling process 
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           drives job creation
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           Scrap Mart's Steel Recycling Solutions
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           Our mission is to participate in sustainability efforts by making recycling easy for everyone. Our steel recycling solutions include the following: 
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            Drive On Scale
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            : Scrap Mart consumers can recycle ferrous metals by driving to our certified drive-on scale. 
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            Highest Payouts
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            : Scrap Mart offers top dollar payouts for all of your scrap metals. We have been giving superior service to our customers since 2011. 
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            Drive-Thru Non-Ferrous
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            : Scrap Mart's new drive-thru and drop-off metal recycling center makes it easier than ever to bring in the scrap metal recyclables from your home, business, or organization.
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           If you are interested in learning more about our steel recycling solutions, or processes, 
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           contact us 
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           today. 
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           Prevents Injuries or Death
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           When children get exposed to batteries, they can swallow them, thus, leading to health complications or even death in the long run. Batteries contain 
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           that can affect the health of your household, whether children or adults, as long as they get exposed to the batteries. It would be best to store the batteries safely and later deposit them at a recycling collection point immediately. You do not want to risk the life and health of your loved ones.
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           when exposed to heat. Recycling can minimize fire explosion risks within your home. It is worth noting that some batteries are at high risk of causing fires than others. This is why you should be careful with the battery storage before taking them for recycling, no matter the type of batteries you have. 
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           If you ever thought that recycling batteries is complex, it is best to note that you can recycle batteries more quickly than you could dispose of them. There are multiple recycling centers within your local areas where you can recycle them faster. Check with your local council, retailers, and local supermarket but most importantly, remember to store the batteries safely before taking them for recycling. At Scrap Mart Metals, we recycle batteries. We are just a phone call away. 
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           Do you have batteries that need recycling? We can help. We offer battery recycling solutions for any quantity and with the highest payouts. 
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      <title>Get the Best Price for Copper Wire Recycling With Scrap Mart Metals</title>
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           It's no secret that copper wire is a pricey item. When you buy it 
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           , you can be looking at prices exceeding a dollar per foot if you only need something in the smaller sizes. That's pretty outrageous, but what's even more outrageous is how little people are willing to pay to take it back.
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           Copper wire recycling should net you a decent chunk of change, but so many services out there undercharge you. You go home with pennies while they're laughing all the way to the bank. It can even be 
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           That's why Scrap Mart Metals is dedicated to changing that. Since 2011, we've been safely offering people top dollar for their unwanted metals, including copper wire. We value our customers and their time, so we don't bother undercharging like the competition. We get the metal you don't need, and you get what it's actually worth for its value. Sounds pretty great, right?
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           Easy Recycling of Copper Wire
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           In addition to offering the best prices for unwanted scrap, we also make the process of cashing in all the easier. For ferrous metals, try out one of our certified drive-on scales to get a quick and simple quote by weight. For non-ferrous metals (that means copper wire), our drive-thru and drop-off service makes getting your quote taken and paid a breeze. Just stop by and we'll have it done in no time at all.
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           If you've got old copper wire or other metal scrap you don't want in your home, make a trip out to one of our three locations to get paid. To learn more about Scrap Mart Metals and our metal recycling services, 
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            today. We're always happy to hear from new and returning recyclers, and even happier to make sure you get what your scrap is really worth when you drive away.
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      <description>Metal recycling has become increasingly popular as our world becomes more advanced. Most metals can be recycled, and the two main categories are ferrous and non-ferrous. Ferrous Metals Ferrous metals refer to metals that contain iron. These metals are known for their durability and strength. They are also magnetic and more vulnerable to rusting due to […]
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  Ferrous Metals

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                    Ferrous metals refer to metals that contain iron. These metals are known for their durability and strength. They are also magnetic and more vulnerable to rusting due to their high carbon content, except for stainless steel and wrought iron.
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                    Non-ferrous metals do not contain iron, which means that they are more resistant to rust and corrosion. They are often used in manufacturing because they are lighter and more malleable than ferrous metals. Additionally, they are not magnetic.
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      <description>According to Statista, scrap metals are derived from discarded metals that still have monetary value and can be recycled. Despite the immense financial potential of scrap metals, most people do not know how to earn top dollar for scrap metal. It is possible to earn additional income from your scrap metal because you put in the […]
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                    If you are not familiar with the process, you might be surprised by the final scrap metal purchase price.
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                    The following major ways will ensure that you obtain top dollar for your scrap metal.
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                    Most products like electronics contain metals that are usually hidden by plastics and wiring.
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                    Given that materials are recycled based on their type, most scrap metal yards will not accept metal unless you separate it from plastics and other non-valuable pieces.
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      <description>Scrap metal recycling has several advantages and is essential for the economy and the environment. It is also worth noting that steel is the most recyclable metal globally. Whether in your automobile or food packaging, recycled steel is virtually everywhere you look. Steel recycling has significant advantages, as you would expect. The following are the […]
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                    Scrap metal recycling has several advantages and is essential for the economy and the environment. It is also worth noting that steel is the most recyclable metal globally. Whether in your automobile or food packaging, recycled steel is virtually everywhere you look. Steel recycling has significant advantages, as you would expect. The following are the top four advantages of stainless steel recycling for the environment.
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                    In addition to its ability to be recycled, stainless steel’s durability is unquestionably one of its most significant environmental benefits. We use this corrosion-resistant alloy to produce long-lasting items. The regular stainless steel product is built to last at least a few decades.
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                    Another benefit of stainless steel recycling is that it is environmentally friendly. Every one of us is acutely aware of Earth’s finite supply of resources. Steel components cannot be extracted and harvested indefinitely, can they? In any case, recycling steel cuts down on the amount of new steel being produced. Recycled steel provides substantial advantages to steel mills. On the other hand, steel may be recycled indefinitely since its quality does not decrease.
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                    In most cases, brass and copper are mistaken to be identical. This is because they are of the same color, weight and shine. Also, most of them are present in most objects that you interact with on a daily basis thereby making it difficult to tell the difference between them. For those who deal in metals, knowing how to tell the difference between the two metals is very important.
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                    Scrap copper has earned a great reputation as having good values in the market because it shares similar features with silver and gold. Also, it is a great conductor of electricity so its demand is as high as that of silver and gold. On the other hand, brass is valuable and used in making items that you interact with on a daily basis. Therefore, if you are out there collecting copper or brass items, it would be crucial to know how to differentiate them.
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                    Scrap copper is easily bent to form different shapes. It is reddish in color and has green subdue color as it oxidizes. On the other hand, brass is a mixture of two or more metallic elements and it resembles copper because it is a part of copper. Given that brass is a combination of copper and zinc, it is harder than copper though it can break if hit with a metal that is harder than it is. It has a yellowish subdue color and it shows brownish or black marks as it ages.
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                    The two metals exhibit differences on what you can use them for. Given that copper conducts electricity very well, it is used in transmitting electricity. On the other hand, you can use brass for furniture and home fixtures because it is strong and tough.
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                    Of all the recyclable items, metals are valuable in terms of quality and payment. And, there are numerous types of metal available.. It’s ideal to know the kind of metal that can be recycled and where the process takes place to get the deserving payment. If you’re located in 
    
  
  
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                    If you aren’t sure of the type of metal in your possession, seek to find an established Missouri metal recycling near me. It’s the professionals who know the difference between the metals.
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                    Even though the market is flooded with various metal recyclers, we stand out for remarkable features. Here are reasons to contract our services all year-round;
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      <description>If you run a business whose by-product is scrap metal, you understand the challenge of disposing of the waste. Poorly disposing of the metal scraps is a danger to both the environment and humans. For effective scrap management, you have to train your staff on the safety measures during the collection of waste metals. Leave […]
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                    If you run a business whose by-product is scrap metal, you understand the challenge of disposing of the waste. Poorly disposing of the metal scraps is a danger to both the environment and humans. For effective scrap management, you have to train your staff on the safety measures during the collection of waste metals. Leave the disposal to professionals who will properly dispose of the scrap metals.
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                    Partner with scrap yards in your area and get into a contract to supply them with scrap metal for their business. If your waste is not significant, engage one scrap yard. It can be a good side income for your business and help you manage your waste- a win-win situation.
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                    Our new drive-through recycling center makes it much easier for you to drop off your scrap metal recyclables from your business. 
    
  
  
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      <description>Redesigning your home need not be an expensive affair running into thousands of dollars. Sometimes, all you need is a little creativity, and you can save a lot of money. When redesigning your home: recycle old metals into usable items around the house- it’s an excellent idea for a DIY project! Here is how you […]
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                    Redesigning your home need not be an expensive affair running into thousands of dollars. Sometimes, all you need is a little creativity, and you can save a lot of money. When redesigning your home: recycle old metals into usable items around the house- it’s an excellent idea for a DIY project! Here is how you can recycle your old pieces of metal.
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                    Globally the metal business relies on recycling. However, making new brass from copper and zinc would be expensive and disastrous for the environment. Therefore, recycling brass is not only healthy for the economy but the planet. Brass can be used over and over without losing its strength or physical properties in the recycling system. Metal recycling companies like Scrap Mart have innovated to leave as small a carbon footprint as possible while recycling this valuable material. This guide will take you through the brass recycling process and explain why you should use Scrap Mart to recycle metal.
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      <description>Have you ever considered recycling an appliance instead of tossing it out? The days of hauling out your old dryer to curb are over! At Scrap Mart Metals, you can quickly and easily recycle any appliances. With the reputation of being the best recycling company in the area, we don’t disappoint. Our ease of use, quick […]
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                    We offer a drive-through scale to measure your appliance from the comfort of your own vehicle! Afterwards, you can drive to the steelyard, and a staff member will be there waiting to recycle your appliance and take it out of your vehicle for you. With three locations near St. Louis to choose from, we’re always easy to get to. Whether you live in the heart of the city, down the highway, or to the west, we’re close by and ready.
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      <description>If you are one of the many people who collect and sell scrap metals like aluminum, it is necessary to find the best aluminum can prices. Such prices may vary depending on the scrapyard or recycling plant you sell to. It is therefore important for you to keep up with the latest trends in order […]
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                    If you are one of the many people who collect and sell scrap metals like aluminum, it is necessary to find the best aluminum can prices. Such prices may vary depending on the scrapyard or recycling plant you sell to. It is therefore important for you to keep up with the latest trends in order to be informed about the latest market prices. There are many recycling plants like Scrap Mart where you can sell at great prices.
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                    Prices have in the past three years recorded a rise following China’s demand. However, this changed at the beginning of May this year, following China’s reduced production growth. However, the price is expected to rise again due to increased demand from other parts of the world.
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                    To obtain great prices for your aluminum cans, ensure that your collection is pure aluminum. If you don’t, the buyer will deduct some percentage from the negotiated price. You should keep your scrap clean by removing any garbage or rust and also remove any other metal attached.
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                    When there is a rise in aluminum demand, the price will rise, and vice versa. For instance, if aerospace, automotive, and other industries have a great demand for aluminum products, the prices will, consequently, rise. For a case where the demand is low compared to the quantity supplied, the prices will fall.
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                    Scrap Mart Metals is a major buyer of aluminum cans and other ferrous and non-ferrous products at competitive prices. We bring our expertise and experience to give you the best services. 
    
  
  
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      <description>Scrap iron prices can be hard to determine, bearing in mind that there are many factors that affect them. The changes in the scrap iron prices could go down at times or go up at other periods, depending on the factors at play. You might have a hard time tracking down such changes, especially when […]
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                    Scrap iron prices can be hard to determine, bearing in mind that there are many factors that affect them. The changes in the scrap iron prices could go down at times or go up at other periods, depending on the factors at play. You might have a hard time tracking down such changes, especially when you have other responsibilities such as a salaried job or running a business. This is why you may opt to consult the best scrap management services like 
    
  
  
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                    Given that scrapyards can’t fully carry out the processing and recycling of the scrap iron, the scrap iron has to be transported to a different location for processing. Therefore, if the distance between the point of processing and recycling and the scrapyard where you sell your scrap is long, the scrap iron prices will be low. If the distance is shorter, the prices may be higher. Additionally, if your residential city’s cost of carrying out business is higher, there are chances of getting lower prices.
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                    Depending on the amount, the pricing will be different. When large amounts are involved, the scrap iron prices will be higher compared to when small amounts are involved. In the case where your organization or company has a zero-waste initiative, you might consider contacting Scrap Mart.
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                    Scrap Mart Metals is a major processor of scrap metal and other secondary products in the Midwest. Our advanced experience in the industry and reliable networks allow us to pay top dollar for your scrap iron, steel, copper, aluminum, and other metals. We also pride ourselves on offering customer-focused operations and maintaining integrity in our services. 
    
  
  
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      <description>You may already make recycling your aluminum cans part of your routine. Americans recycle roughly two-thirds of the aluminum cans that they use. What many don’t know is that these cans can put money in your pocket. At Scrap Mart Metals, we will pay for your cans. Scrap Mart Metals Makes It Easy At Scrap Mart […]
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                    You may already make recycling your aluminum cans part of your routine. Americans recycle roughly two-thirds of the aluminum cans that they use. What many don’t know is that these cans can put money in your pocket. At Scrap Mart Metals, we will pay for your cans.
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                    At Scrap Mart Metals, we pride ourselves on giving the highest payouts for recycled goods. If your aluminum cans are piling up, or if you’ve been delaying a trip to the recycling center, consider turning to Scrap Mart Metals to get rid of your recyclables and turn them into cash.
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                    The process of recycling with Scrap Mart Metals is so easy that you don’t even have to leave your car. Once you arrive at our facility, a friendly staff member will weigh your cans from the drive-thru. Staff will take care of unloading your recyclables, and then you’ll be paid on the spot. It’s a quick process that ends with you having less waste to worry about and more money!
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                    If you’ve already gone through the trouble of sorting your aluminum cans from your trash and other recyclables, then you’re already a step closer to getting paid. While it’s nice to get rewarded for recycling, it’s also nice to know that recycling cans does a lot of good for the environment too.
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                    In a landfill, cans can take up space for hundreds of years. When recycled, however, aluminum cans can be quite useful. Within 
    
  
  
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                    If you have aluminum cans to recycle in the area of Jonesburg, Pevely, or Valley Park, Missouri, consider bringing them to one of our Scrap Mart Metals locations. We make the recycling process quick and easy, and we will pay you the most in the area. For more information about how Scrap Mart Metals can turn your scrap into cash, contact us at 
    
  
  
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      <description>Our scrap metal prices are among the best you can get. Do you have scrap metal lying around on your property? If yes, there is a way to get rid of the junk and earn money through it. Bring your scrap metal to us at Scrap Mart Metal. We recycle scrap metal and offer you […]
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                    Our scrap metal prices are among the best you can get. Do you have scrap metal lying around on your property? If yes, there is a way to get rid of the junk and earn money through it. Bring your scrap metal to us at Scrap Mart Metal. We recycle scrap metal and offer you top dollar for it. We have scrapyards in Valley Park, Jonesburg, and Pevely, where we turn your trash into treasure.
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                    We are a long-established direct-mill dealer of ferrous and non-ferrous material in Missouri. The world has a lot of discarded waste polluting the environment. We recycle harmful scrap metal and machinery into functional components and pay you for it.
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                    You can turn in the materials lying around at our local scrapyards for pricing. The prices according to the item and the metal it’s made out of.
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                    It is important for retailers such as farmers, contractors and small business owners to get a balance of efficient service and competitive pricing. We pay top dollar for your scrap metals whether they are ferrous or non-ferrous. Our pricing makes us stand out in the industry, which is doubled up by safe and timely pickups.
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                    Prices vary across various types of scrap metals with copper and brass fetching relatively higher prices than other metals. Since prices tend to vary depending on market factors, we urge you to call us and request an estimate. We provide drive-on-scale meaning that you don’t have to come to our yard to weigh your scrap metals.
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                    Scrap metal prices keep changing so ensure you contact us to make an inquiry on the prices of various scrap metals. We take scraps including but not limited to iron, stainless steel, brass, copper, aluminum, car batteries, and electronic wastes.
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                    We can give you more accurate and updated prices when you call us or bring your items in. Come to our drive-thru for non-ferrous metals and our drive-on scale for ferrous metals. If you are curious about Scrap Metal prices or want to know more about selling your scrap metal, contact us today. Call us at 
    
  
  
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      <description>Don’t let scrap metal junk up your property. Scrap Mart Metal Recycling offers local scrap yards located throughout Missouri for your convenience. Our locations in Valley Park, Jonesburg, or Pevely are prepared to offer you top dollar for your scrap metal. As a long-established, direct-mill dealer of all ferrous and non-ferrous metals, we can turn your trash into […]
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                    As our world gets more polluted and cluttered with discarded waste, recycling is a community necessity. We believe in making the Missouri communities our three convenient locations are a part of safer, healthier and more beautiful. Harmful scrap metal, machinery, and e-waste needs to be disposed of responsibly. At Scrap Mart, not only can we dispose of your harmful waste, but can recycle it into usable components and pay you top dollar for your scrap.
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      <description>Spring is upon us, and with it, we can expect some inclement weather. Here in the St. Louis Metro area, residents have encountered their fair share of tornado scares, hail damage, and gale-force winds. While we hope to sail through this spring unscathed, it might help to know that Scrap Mart Metals can help you […]
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                    Dealing with the weather and subsequent damage can be a hassle. We make recycling your ferrous metals after a storm easy and convenient with our certified, drive-on scale. Pull in. Get weighed. Offload your steel in our yard. Weigh empty. Get Paid. Bring in your damaged metal parts and extras and leave with the highest cash payouts in the St. Louis area.  
    
  
  
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      <description>Scrapping metal is where you can make money on items people pay others to haul away. In many ways, this hobby can bring in extra money, as long as you know what you’re doing. If you want to make this a profitable hobby, here are a few tips to get started! Ask Around A simple […]
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                    Scrapping metal is where you can make money on items people pay others to haul away. In many ways, this hobby can bring in extra money, as long as you know what you’re doing. If you want to make this a profitable hobby, here are a few tips to get started!
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                    There are all kinds of scrap metals you can collect and recycle. Aluminum, steel, copper, and other metals are worth looking into for scrap value! It would be beneficial to know the difference between ferrous and non-ferrous metals since each is different.
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                    Copper carries some of the highest values in metal and can be found in most appliances with coils. The most popular appliances include refrigerators and air conditioning units. Not only that, but appliances are usually one of the items people don’t take the time to recycle. They are large, bulky, and can be difficult to get rid of. These are excellent items to ask friends and family for!
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      <description>Recycling We all know that recycling is important; we’ve been taught that since we were kids. There are so many things that are mass-produced that we use once, and then we throw away. As a result, we’ve seen landfills pile up, and climate change get worse. Green Matters states that if we use fewer single-use […]
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                    Metal can actually be recycled, but more often than not, it’s used one time then thrown away. Those metals can end up in scrap yards or landfills, which doesn’t do anyone any good. Metal is an excellent material to recycle, and you can make money while doing so!
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                    Some of the most common recycled metals include aluminum, batteries, copper, brass, computers, steel, and even cars. These metals are everywhere in your daily life and you might not even realize it. You can find it in your home, at your job, and even in your garage. Once you start looking for metals to recycle, you’ll realize how much there truly is in your life. One of the biggest mistakes we see made is once people get a new computer or printer, they don’t know what to do with the old one. They either throw it away or sell it for far less to someone else. Rather than doing that, you can recycle your computer to us and we will properly compensate you! At Scrap Mart Metals, we are known for offering the highest payouts in the area. We make sure our customers are receiving proper compensation for your scrap metal. In addition, we make the recycling process easy by utilizing a drive-thru for your metals and a drive-on scale for your junk cars. Again, we want this to be as easy as possible!
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                    Copper plays a valuable role in the development of human beings. Its role varies from use in simple tools to complex electronics. Its ability to be reused explains why it has been recycled for several years. The unending stream of new products necessitates the high need for copper. Updating electronic items and communication grids creates the need to recycle copper wire as the systems and products get improved.
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                    Transporting copper wire to a scrap metal recycling entity is not a waste of time considering the amount of money involved. The amount you get for it depends on the quantity, but the value is relatively high.
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      <description>At Scrap Mart Metals Recycling our goal is to provide the best recycling experience to our customers. Not only do we offer the highest payouts in the area, but the easiest drop off process as well. We like to keep it quick and convenient for our customers so they get the highest payouts in the […]
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                    At Scrap Mart Metals Recycling our goal is to provide the best recycling experience to our customers. Not only do we offer the highest payouts in the area, but the easiest drop off process as well. We like to keep it quick and convenient for our customers so they get the highest payouts in the least amount of time! Don’t just take our word for it, check out some of these testimonials from happy Scrap Mart customers!
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                    “My first visit was perfect! Employees were friendly, helpful &amp;amp; quick! Great price on cans, most I’ve seen around town. Definitely will be returning for future business!” – Crystal
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                    “If you ever need to recycle anything this would be the place to go. I highly recommend coming into their office and speaking with Whitney. She is very pleasant to work with and very helpful and informative. Whitney seems to truly enjoy what she does. She couldn’t be more helpful if she tried. But it doesn’t stop there with this company. As you pull around to remove any recyclable items you will be met by Frank, “If he’s not in this huge claw-game looking machine. ” If you own an arcade you do not want to see Frank walking up to your claw machine. This man is truly an artist at what he does. He was also extremely helpful.. I couldn’t be happier with the whole process. Thank you, Whitney and Frank it was a pleasure to meet you both.” – William
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                    “I have been taking my scrap here for over a year now. The staff is willing to educate you on what your different types of metals, copper, aluminum, etc. is worth. They are always willing to help. The young lady behind the window is always a pleasure to deal with.” – Daniel
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                    “First time I went I had excellent service. I had copper tubing with bare bright and the gentleman separated it and informed me that bare bright was worth more by itself. Ever since then I been going here for my copper, brass, and bare bright sales. Also great customer service.”
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                    Previously cars were recycled in a slapdash manner. Certain parts of the cars were salvaged and put to use as raw materials. Today, car manufacturers play an active role in recycling junk cars. This has resulted in a more efficient recycling process for junk cars.
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                    The initial step involves part assessment of the vehicle. After the assessment, fluids are drained from the car followed by part removal. Broken, but serviceable parts are sent to entities that specialize in rebuilding the parts for consumer use. The parts that are still usable in the present state are at times sold to the end-users. After removal of parts, the car shell is crumbled and compacted. The smaller form is then transported to a location where it is divided into small masses. The non-metallic parts are removed and the remaining pieces are sold to recycling plants for melting and re-use.
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                    The rapid proliferation of recycling junk cars is good news for owners of old cars. Instead of dumping your car in landfills, you can earn more from the sale while decluttering your space. The modern day recycling process is carried out in a manner that does not pollute the environment. For example, lead in old batteries is used to make new ones.
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      <description>Brass is a common item present in the home and industrial appliances. Red and yellow brasses are the most common types of brass. Here’s how you can participate in brass recycling! Brass Recycling In the St. Louis area, there is a convenient scrap metal yard you can drop off your brass for recycling. Instead of […]
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                    Brass is a common item present in the home and industrial appliances. Red and yellow brasses are the most common types of brass. Here’s how you can participate in brass recycling!
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                    In the St. Louis area, there is a convenient scrap metal yard you can drop off your brass for recycling. Instead of throwing away the appliances that contain brass, take it to the scrapyard and enjoy high payouts. By doing this, you will be playing a crucial role in conserving the environment and clearing up space for other meaningful uses. Brass is a dense metal made from copper and zinc. The variation in the percentage of zinc and copper is the reason why there is yellow and red brass. Other than in clips and valves, common household and industrial items containing brass include:
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                    Instead of throwing brass and other metals away to landfills, you can bring them to Scrap Mart Metals and earn some money. To receive the full value of your brass, you need to clean the brass by removing non-brass contaminants such as steel, plastics, and aluminum. The scrap metal dealer decides on whether the brass is dirty or clean and separates the different types of brass because they tend to be of different value.
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                    Scrap Mart Metals is the preferred metal yard in the St. Louis area to bring your brass and ferrous metals for recycling. Gather all your brass and other scrap metals and drive to the Scrap Mart Metals yard on West Outer Road, Valley Park, MO. Enjoy a certified drive-on scale and top dollar payouts. Everything is designed to be convenient for those recycling their materials.
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      <description>Are you looking for some extra cash in your wallet? You might have more potential cash lying around your house than you thought. Recycling scrap metal can be a lucrative hobby if you can source metal from other places. Before you get started, you might want to know what the different kinds of metal are […]
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                    Are you looking for some extra cash in your wallet? You might have more potential cash lying around your house than you thought. Recycling scrap metal can be a lucrative hobby if you can source metal from other places. Before you get started, you might want to know what the different kinds of metal are worth first so you can plan your treasure hunt.
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                    It’s important to understand the different types of metals. The type of metals you bring into your local scrap metal recycling center will determine how much money you make. First ferrous metals contain, in any trace or form, iron. This makes these metals alloys. Examples of metals include mild steel, stainless steel, carbon steel, cast iron, and wrought iron. Ferrous metals are easy to find around your house. Look in household appliances like dishwashers, clothes, dryers, and even televisions. Non-ferrous metals, which do not contain iron, include all the other types of metals. Non-ferrous metals are typically worth a bit more than ferrous metals. These metals include copper, aluminum, brass, tin, zinc, lead, gold, silver, and many more. These metals are harder to source. When you have non-ferrous metals to recycle, keep them separate from the ferrous metals.
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                    It’s important to remember that scrap metal recycling prices can be very volatile. It is impossible to know precisely what the costs will be throughout the United States. You can still have a general idea of what you could take in when you go to the recycling center. Be sure to ask current prices from your local recycling center before bringing in your haul. Here are some standard 
    
  
  
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      <description>Do you have a junk car that you’re thinking about selling? Are you wondering where you should take it to cash in? You’ve probably had several junkyards offer to take your car off your hands, but Scrap Mart is your best option. Here’s why: We Offer Top Dollar for Junk Cars Many scrap metal yards […]
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                    Many scrap metal yards are only interested in buying your car for their own profits. We at Scrap Mart care about the value of your vehicle. We want to make sure that you get top dollar for any car you bring to us. That’s why we promise top rates to all of our customers. You’re under no obligation to sell it to us. You can ask us for a quote at any time, compare it to other offers, and decide whether it’s right for you.
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                    Are you looking for a hassle-free transaction? Scrap Mart has some of the most convenient processes in the industry. We make it an absolute pleasure for you to sell your junk cars and other recyclable materials to us. Customers can take advantage of amenities such as our drive-through non-ferrous center and our drive-on scale. Additionally, we’re open during convenient hours so that you can come before or after you tend to your important obligations.
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                    We hold a high standard for all of our agents so that they always provide stellar customer service. Scrap Mart Metals will always treat you like a king or queen, no matter what part of the process you are in. We serve our St. Louis residents with smiles and genuinely compassionate care that they can only get at Scrap Mart.
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      <description>Are you looking for some extra cash in your wallet? You may have more potential money laying around your house than you thought. Recycling scrap metal can be a lucrative hobby if you stick to looking around your home and sourcing metal from other places. Before you get started, you might want to know what […]
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                    Are you looking for some extra cash in your wallet? You may have more potential money laying around your house than you thought. Recycling scrap metal can be a lucrative hobby if you stick to looking around your home and sourcing metal from other places. Before you get started, you might want to know what different metals are worth so you can plan accordingly.
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                    It’s essential to understand the different types of metals. The type of metals you bring into your local scrap metal recycling center will determine how much money you make. First, ferrous metals contain iron in any trace form. This makes these metals alloys. Examples of ferrous metals include mild steel, stainless steel, carbon steel, cast iron, and wrought iron. Ferrous metals are pretty easy to find around your house. Look in household appliances like dishwashers, clothes dryers, and even televisions.
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                    Non-ferrous metals, which do not contain iron, include all the other types of metals. Non-ferrous metals are typically worth more than ferrous metals. These metals include copper, aluminum, brass, tin, zinc, lead, gold, silver, and many more. Non-ferrous metals are harder to source. When you do have some to recycle, be sure to keep them separate from the ferrous metals.
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                    You must remember that scrap metal recycling prices can be very volatile. It’s impossible to know exactly what the price will be throughout the United States. You can still have a general idea of what you could take in when you go to the recycling center. Be sure to ask current prices from your local recycling center before bringing in your haul. Here are some general prices per pound to consider.
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                    For more information on scrap metal recycling and making money for your hobby, check out Scrap Mart Metals. At Scrap Mart, we take a variety of metals and pay you for them. If you have any questions about an item we might take, feel free to reach out to us! You can find us online 
    
  
  
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                    Each car battery contains about two to three liters of sulfuric acid as well as lead and lead compounds. Both lead and acid are toxic and pose a significant threat to the environment. While a sealed battery is safe to handle, improperly disposing of a battery can become dangerous to you and others. These materials need to be properly handled. Do not simply through away your battery or use your regular recycling services. You don’t want the battery to end up in a landfill where lead can leach into the soil and groundwater.
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                    Up to 99 percent of a car battery can be recycled and the biggest benefit of recycling is that it keeps toxic materials from poisoning the environment. Once handed over to the proper recycling professionals, there are few things that can happen to your battery. The lead and sulfuric acid can be recycled and used in other products. This process uses way less energy than mining and refining ore. It also removes lead from the environment. Car batteries can also be recycled into other products such as laundry detergents, planting pots, and even new batteries.
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                    There are a few places where you can take your unusable car battery. Many people choose to take their batteries to the car dealership where they got their car. In addition, some bring the battery to the store they are buying their new one from. You can also take your battery to a recycling center equipped to receive batteries. One of the most convenient places to bring your battery is to us at Scrap Mart Metals. At Scrap Mart we pay you in return for your old car battery. So not only are you helping the environment but getting paid as well. If you would like more information on our recycling services, please visit us online 
    
  
  
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      <description>Do you have various items you want to get rid of in your home or office? If so, Scrap Mart Metals Recycling can help! We take your trash and give you money in exchange! Here are two major reasons to choose Scrap Mart over other metal recyclers. Easy Our location is easily accessible from HW […]
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                    Do you have various items you want to get rid of in your home or office? If so, Scrap Mart Metals Recycling can help! We take your trash and give you money in exchange! Here are two major reasons to choose Scrap Mart over other metal recyclers.
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                    Our location is easily accessible from HW 44 or HW 141. Once you get here, you’ll notice different ways to drop off your materials. At Scrap Mart we provide customers a drive on the scale, which makes the process significantly easier for the customer. Simply pull onto the scale to be weighed, then head to the steelyard for unloading. After everything has been emptied from your car, you will return back to the scale. Your car will be weighed once again, and then you will receive your payment. We found this process of weighing items to be way more convenient for customers and our employees.
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                    There are plenty of other places where you can recycle various materials. We have compared our payouts to other locations in the area, and we offer higher compensation for your items. Since 2011 we have provided superior service to our customers. In addition to 20 more years of experience, which earned us the reputation of the best metal recycling company in the area. Some recycling locations do not accept certain items. We do. We accept aluminum, batteries, copper, brass, computers, steel, junk cars, old electronics, and even office supplies. For a more in-depth description of the items we take, click 
    
  
  
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      <description>Scrap Mart Metals has easy metal recycling with a drive-on scale that saves you time by making it possible for you to weigh in, offload and weigh out before collecting your top dollar payment. Through the use of drive on scale, you continue driving through at a reduced speed and the accurate weight is recorded […]
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                    The popularity of the drive on scale has increased because of the advantages that it provides to clients compared to the conventional weighing methods. The drive on scale at Scrap Mart makes the entity a front-runner in serving you efficiently, flexibly and giving you the value that you deserve.
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                    Drive on scale makes it possible for you to weigh your scrap metals without being attended to by any operator. This boosts productivity and minimizes operator errors thereby enhancing efficiency. Given that the scales eliminate any errors; you are paid the right value of your scrap metals.
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                    Given that you do not have to stop to weigh your scrap metals, the process takes few seconds. As a result, you minimize any unnecessary delays and makes it possible for you and other clients to be served within a short time. The drive on scales at Scrap Mart prevents any queues and ensures that customers are served promptly.
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      <description>Every year computer hard drives and old devices become obsolete or get broken, and every year our e-waste problem gets bigger to the tune of 9.4 million tons a year with only 12.5% recycled. e-waste includes electronic waste that no longer wanted or serves a purpose, whether it works or not. Televisions, old VCRs, DVD […]
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                    Landfill overcrowding, pollution, and wasted components make recycling your E-waste an easy decision to make.  Your devices can contain heavy metals like lead, mercury, and cadmium. As a result, these present a significant hazard to anyone exposed to them over time. These can leach into a community’s water as the elements wash them away. In fact, anything we place in landfills has the potential to be a polluter over time, and recycling is the only cure for that.
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                    Electronic components like hard drives can contain a complex mix of elements including gold, silver, platinum, copper, and many other useful metals. These metals often become isolated, recycled, or returned to circulation. Then, pulling out all the reusable elements to go back into new devices and parts.  Almost any electronic device can become recyclable. In some communities, you’ll find that you can’t throw out certain E-waste, like hard drives. Those must be taken to a recycler in order to break them down properly and safely. That’s easier said than done in more rural and far-flung areas.
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      <description>COVID-19 is forcing us to spend more time indoors. This is a perfect time to start your spring cleaning or renovations! While looking through things to get rid of, consider Scrap Mart Metals. Here are a few ways you can make money during spring cleaning and your renovations! Steel You might not think there is […]
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                    COVID-19 is forcing us to spend more time indoors. This is a perfect time to start your spring cleaning or renovations! While looking through things to get rid of, consider Scrap Mart Metals. Here are a few ways you can make money during spring cleaning and your renovations!
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                    You might not think there is steel in some of your home items but think again. If you are doing renovations, keep your eye out for a few things. We will gladly take big items like old appliances and sinks off your hands. Not only that but anything made out of cast iron. If you have old kitchen pots or pans made of cast iron, we accept them! Renovations are expensive, so earn some money back on your old steel items in your home!
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                    More people are working from home than ever before. The pandemic has increased sales in office items like desks, chairs, computers, and laptops. As a result, these items are selling out at a faster rate than ever before. If you recently purchased a new computer, you can donate your old one to us. Not only that, but you can make money on your donation, to help purchase new technology. We not only accept computers, but also printers, hard drives, copy machines, and fax machines!
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                    We are still open during the COVID-19 pandemic. We are doing everything to ensure no-contact drop-offs. We have a drive-thru option for your items. If you have any questions about what else we take, visit us online 
    
  
  
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                    Think twice before you dump those old broken copy machines in the trash. We offer cash for recyclable items, whether they’re broken or working. Let us get first dibs on your busted copy machines. You might be surprised at what we can offer you for them.
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                    Computer monitors are on the list of items that we take at our center. Therefore, you shouldn’t dare think about tossing them when you replace them with upgraded monitors. Check us out and see what we can do with your monitors. We might be able to give you some cash you can invest back into your business.
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                    We are a trusted recycling company that serves the St. Louis area with great pride. We take a variety of items such as electronics, complete and incomplete automobiles, aluminum cans, batteries, motors, and so much more. We also have a convenient drive-thru recycling center and a drive-on scale for ferrous metals. Get in touch with us to find out how you can make money from the contents in your office today.
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                    Cast iron skillets are a staple of life in the south and the midwest. They are carefully seasoned, cared for, and passed down from generation to generation. Cast iron skillets are a staple family heirloom. However, everything has an expiration date. Cast iron is no exception, even though it is built to last. It’s still subject to wear and weathering.
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                    There are a few instances where the damage to a skillet is terminal. If it’s been used to contain anything hazardous, it’s probably best to let it go. Any pan that has been used in the garage instead of the kitchen is usually a substantial risk. It doesn’t matter if you’ve tried to wash it. Scratches will hold trace amounts of your old contents. Holes that have been made deliberately or over time as it’s rusted away means it’s time. Likewise, cracks that occur in regular use will expand and contract as you use the skillet, which is a hazard. At some point, it will crack entirely, and you don’t want to be using it then.
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                    The good news is that cast iron can be recycled and reused. Scrap Mart Metals can find a new use for your old skillet. Not only that, but we recycle other materials as well. For more information on the types of recycling we do, visit us online 
    
  
  
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      <description>Collecting scrap metal for resale, also called scrapping, is a hobby you could start as soon as today. Like many hobbies, scrapping gives you something to do when you’re not at work and provides opportunities to meet new people. Yet scrapping is different from hobbies that require buying costly equipment, paying membership dues, or taking […]
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                    Collecting scrap metal for resale, also called scrapping, is a hobby you could start as soon as today. Like many hobbies, scrapping gives you something to do when you’re not at work and provides opportunities to meet new people. Yet scrapping is different from hobbies that require buying costly equipment, paying membership dues, or taking expensive classes. As a new scrapper, as scrap metal enthusiasts are called, you can begin making money from your hobby from day one. Here’s the information you need to get scrapping and get your cash coming in.
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                    To begin, you need a magnet and something to put your scrap metal in. The attraction helps you to tell the difference between ferrous metal and nonferrous metal. While a truck or trailer is helpful to put your scrap metal in, it’s not necessary. You can keep your scrap in boxes or barrels and haul it with whatever vehicle you have access to.
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                    Nonferrous metal pays more than ferrous metal. Nonferrous metals include aluminum, brass, and copper. Copper generally commands the highest prices, followed by brass, then aluminum. Iron and alloys containing iron are ferrous metal. Since ferrous metal is magnetic, you can use your magnet to figure out what you have.
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                    You’ve already separated your scrap into ferrous and nonferrous metal. Now sort each pile into individual metals before you go to the scrapyard to get the best price. If you show up at the scrapyard with mingled metals, you get paid at the rate for the least expensive metal in your bunch.
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                    Many scrapyards have a drive-on scale for ferrous metal. Your vehicle is weighed while the ferrous metal is still in it. After the ferrous metal is removed, your vehicle is weighed again. The scrapyard pays you according to the difference between the two weights. Often nonferrous metal is weighed by itself on another scale, but the scrapyard still pays you by the pound.
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      <description>We’ve got a secret to tell you if you’re a soda lover. You can earn a residual income just by accumulating soda cans and bringing them to us to buy. We are a longstanding scrap metal company that gives high payouts for all types of metal items. Empty cans are one of the items on […]
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                    We’ve got a secret to tell you if you’re a soda lover. You can earn a residual income just by accumulating soda cans and bringing them to us to buy. We are a longstanding scrap metal company that gives high payouts for all types of metal items. Empty cans are one of the items on our acceptance list. We love buying soda cans almost as much as you like drinking soda. Here’s how you can make money drinking something you love.
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                    It’s easy to gather a significant number of cans to bring to our scrap metal facility. All you have to do is search your home and the homes of your friends and family members. Before you know it, you’ll have a heap of cans for us to buy, and we’ll put money in your pockets.
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                    We offer a convenient drive-thru metal dropoff spot for non-ferrous items and drive-on scales for ferrous items. Both processes are quick and hassle-free. You could be in and out of our facility within minutes.
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                    We will pay you for your cans and other metal items in a heartbeat. You can then leave and use the funds we gave you any way you please. Visit us anytime and bring anything that is on our list of items. If it’s metal, we’ll certainly buy it.
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                    You can finally get a payout for all the years you’ve been drinking soda. Don’t hesitate to stop by and offer us your metals for pay. Our location is open during convenient hours during the week and on Saturday. We realize you may not get to us during the day, so we offer early and evening hours to meet your needs.
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      <description>It can be hard trying to decide what to do with a junk car if you live in the St. Louis area. You might have problems finding a reliable buyer, especially if the car does not run. Today is your lucky day! We are a recycling company that loves to buy junk cars from St. […]
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                    Our location is open during convenient hours so you can bring your car to us before or after work. We are open six days a week, with early bird and evening hours. There is no need to take off work to bring us your car. We will be here when it is convenient for you.
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                    The entire process from beginning to end is very short and hassle-free for you. You’ll know exactly what to expect from us when you visit if you complete a quote form beforehand. You’ll then bring your junk car to us any way you can get it here. You can drive it, tow it, push it, or pull it. We will be waiting at our location to take it off your hands and give you the cash you need. You can take a mere 15 minutes out of your day to unload an eyesore and fill your pockets.
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      <description>If you’ve never considered selling your metal items to a scrap metal facility, now is the time to do so. Bring your household and office items to our location, and we’ll pay you for them. We offer some of the highest rates in the industry for metals, and we give superior customer service to all […]
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                    If you’ve never considered selling your metal items to a scrap metal facility, now is the time to do so. Bring your household and office items to our location, and we’ll pay you for them. We offer some of the highest rates in the industry for metals, and we give superior customer service to all of our clients. Additionally, we’ve made the process much easier and faster with our new drive-thru concept. Here are three ways that using our drive-thru can be hassle-free and beneficial for you.
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                    You’ll never have to get out of your car and stand in a long line of customers. You can pull up to our easy drive-thru, drop off your items, get paid, and go on your way. You can finish the entire process in minutes.
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                    Our drive-thru is a convenient option for your non-ferrous items. Getting paid for your metals is now as easy as ordering a sandwich at a fast-food restaurant. When you drive up to the facility, you’ll be taken care of in a pleasant manner, and then you can drive off and continue your day.
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      <description>There are so many opportunities to recycle our trash and scrap our unwanted items. The problem is many of us are stuck with tunnel vision when it comes to what items can be reused or scrapped for cash. We are missing the chance to cash in on our discarded household and related items by just […]
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                    There are so many opportunities to recycle our trash and scrap our unwanted items. The problem is many of us are stuck with tunnel vision when it comes to what items can be reused or scrapped for cash. We are missing the chance to cash in on our discarded household and related items by just putting them out to the curb for the trashmen.
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                    Let’s take a look at some items that you may not have even realized you could scrap for cash and how you can maximize your return on your unwanted stuff.
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                    If your items are smaller in size, it’s a good idea to have a separate can or bin to put your discarded metal items in and wait until you have several pieces and then make a trip to the scrapyard.
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      <description>There are multiple reasons why recycling scrap metal is a worthwhile hobby. You already know the financial benefits of recycling metal. Do you know about how your efforts benefit the environment? Consider these five reasons why your hobby reaches far outside yourself. Emissions Creating materials from virgin metal ore creates far more greenhouse gas emissions […]
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                    There are multiple reasons why recycling scrap metal is a worthwhile hobby. You already know the financial benefits of recycling metal. Do you know about how your efforts benefit the environment?
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                    When you recycle metal, you help reduce the mining of the limited natural resources that are non-renewable. Recycling provides manufacturers with the metal they need for their products while skipping the mining process.
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      <description>Remodeling and renovation projects can be costly but necessary. One great way to offset those investment costs is with recycling. Many of the replacement hardware, appliances, and furnishings can bring top dollar payouts. Here are a few instances in which renovations can bring monetary benefits. Interior Renovation Whether you’re replacing a tub or sink in […]
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                    Remodeling and renovation projects can be costly but necessary. One great way to offset those investment costs is with recycling. Many of the replacement hardware, appliances, and furnishings can bring top dollar payouts. Here are a few instances in which renovations can bring monetary benefits.
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                    Whether you’re replacing a tub or sink in a bathroom or giving your entire kitchen a facelift, you’ll have a pile of leftovers. Take a look at that pile and start seeing dollar signs! You can recycle metal hardware for cash, including faucets, piping, and handles. Any old metal plumbing materials and accessories are great for recycling. Don’t forget the kitchen appliances can be brought in as well.
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                    Outdoor renovations can be a great source of recycling materials too. If you’re replacing exterior doors, gates or your garage altogether, recycle them. Not sure what to do with those chain link fences or old television antenna poles? Bring them in for cash! Have rusted or outdated metal patio furniture? We’ll pay you for them.
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                    We can be the landlord’s best friend. As old tenants move out, you’re often faced with remodel projects that may require you to replace minor and major parts of the property. You can recoup some of those costs by recycling your old appliances, metal, and hardware. You can recycle as you renovate ongoing and offset your overall expenses. We can help with roll-off containers too!
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                    We offer the easiest way to recycle in the St. Louis area. Drive-through services for ferrous and non-ferrous drop-offs make it convenient for you to swing by and collect your cash. We pay top-dollar rates for scrap and metal.  Not only that but we have provided the best customer service since 2011. 
    
  
  
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      <description>A garage renovation can be life changing, home changing, and time consuming. If you’re knee deep in a reno you know the extent of how much waste is created as well as the sometimes high cost of giving yourself a new garage. Looking for a way to responsibly handle that waste? Consider recycling as much […]
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                    A garage renovation can be life changing, home changing, and time consuming. If you’re knee deep in a reno you know the extent of how much waste is created as well as the sometimes high cost of giving yourself a new garage. Looking for a way to responsibly handle that waste? Consider recycling as much of it as you can. Not only is it better for the environment, but you can recoup some of the cost of the renovation. Win win! Scrap Mart’s high payouts, experienced customer service, and drive-on scale make the recycling experience completely uncomplicated.
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      <description>Scrap metal recycling is a sizeable industry, and businesses routinely implement recycling policies to manage their overflow, scraps, and removal pieces. What you may not realize is we can help almost any business, in any industry by accepting a host of scrap metal related items. Chances are, we can help your business. We pay top […]
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                    Scrap metal recycling is a sizeable industry, and businesses routinely implement recycling policies to manage their overflow, scraps, and removal pieces. What you may not realize is we can help almost any business, in any industry by accepting a host of scrap metal related items. Chances are, we can help your business.
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                    If you’re in the automotive, industrial equipment or services businesses, you’ll no doubt have an arsenal of leftovers you’ll want to dispose of responsibly. Motors, engines, wiring, plumbing, and equipment can be recycled for cash. Any business that installs new equipment potentially collects the removed and replaced pieces. In other words, we’ll take those off your hands!
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                    If you’re in an office environment, you may find yourself with a faulty, non-working piece of equipment from time to time. Maybe you’re upgrading fax machines or printing equipment. You might be giving your IT Department an upgrade on desktop computers and need to dispose of all the old models. We take hard drives, pcs and monitors.
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                    Many offices, large and small, feature a break room with a full or partial kitchen. If you’re upgrading your appliances, we can help. Consider recycling the old refrigerator, dishwasher, or microwave. You can recycle them because they contain steel and metal components. Sometimes, the installation process or remodeling process produces scraps, leftovers, or waste. If its metal, we’ll take it.
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      <description>St. Louis means business what it comes to recycling, steel recycling in particular. More than 80 million tons of steel get recycled in the U.S. each year. Steel is the most recycled metal in the world because it’s one of the few materials that maintains its properties even after recycling. Recycled steel is just as […]
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                    St. Louis means business what it comes to recycling, steel recycling in particular. More than 80 million tons of steel get recycled in the U.S. each year. Steel is the most recycled metal in the world because it’s one of the few materials that maintains its properties even after recycling. Recycled steel is just as durable and usable as brand new steel.
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                    Scrap Mart Metals makes recycling steel as accessible as possible by offering top dollar payout for your scrap metals. The process of selling your ferrous metals is as simple as possible with our certified drive-on scale. We’ve been offering our services to the St. Louis area since 2011, and we are always here to answer your questions about steel recycling. 
    
  
  
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      <description>Scrap metal is classified into two categories: ferrous and non-ferrous metals. The most basic distinction between the two is that ferrous metals contain iron and non-ferrous metals do not. Since the dawn of civilization, humans used both types of metals. Ferrous and non-ferrous metals have their own distinct properties. It is these properties that affect how […]
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                    Scrap metal is classified into two categories: ferrous and non-ferrous metals. The most basic distinction between the two is that ferrous metals contain iron and non-ferrous metals do not. Since the dawn of civilization, humans used both types of metals. Ferrous and non-ferrous metals have their own distinct properties. It is these properties that affect how the metals are used and recycled. Here is a guide to help you tell the difference.
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                    As stated above, ferrous metals contain some amount of iron. These metals include alloy steel, wrought iron, cast iron, and carbon steel. Ferrous metals are appreciated for their tensile strength and durability. Due to these properties, some common places where ferrous metals are used are skyscrapers, shipping containers, railroad tracks, long bridges, industrial piping, and automobiles. It is the high carbon content that causes ferrous metals to rust easily. These same metals are also magnetic leading to their usage in appliances, such as refrigerators.
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                    Non-ferrous metals include aluminum, copper, zinc, and tin. Gold and silver, common precious metals, assimilate with this category.  Containing no iron, non-ferrous metals are not as susceptible to rusting and corrosion. This makes them a good choice for piping, gutters, outdoor signs, and roofs. They are also non-magnetic making them good for electronics and wiring uses.
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      <description>Recycling scrap metals instead of throwing them away from help to stimulate the economy by creating jobs and is also beneficial for the environment in numerous ways. In this regard, here are some environmental benefits of recycling metal. When you recycle your scrap metals, the process helps to reduce: Energy consumption Mining ores might require […]
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                    Recycling scrap metals instead of throwing them away from help to stimulate the economy by creating jobs and is also beneficial for the environment in numerous ways. In this regard, here are some environmental benefits of recycling metal. When you recycle your scrap metals, the process helps to reduce:
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      <description>Are you thinking about recycling as a way to add to your income? Everywhere you look at the apparent sources of scrap metal in your community has been claimed or mined. Where can you find recyclable metals that you can turn into rent and food? It’s time to think outside the metal toolbox! Metal is in […]
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      <description>After a storm, one of the first things you are concerned with is cleaning up and fixing the damage. In addition to removing tree limbs and debris, you may also have metal roofing to dispose of. You could rent a dumpster or haul it to a landfill; however, recycling that metal roof is a better […]
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                    Anytime you can recycle, you take a burden off of our landfills. More than 11 million tons of roofing materials already makes it way into our landfills each year. After being disposed of, steel can take up to 50 years to decompose, while aluminum will linger anywhere from 200 to 500 years. That’s a long time for metal to sit there when it could just as easily be recycled.
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                    Selling your unused metal and appliances is a terrific way to make a few extra dollars. Before you load up the truck and head out, give your scrap another peek. Dirt, residue and build-up can add extra weight to your items. The extra pounds can make your items less desirable. Be sure you know the rules of your local scrap yard. Some require you to clean your scrap before you bring it in and they might even refuse to accept it if it isn’t so. There are a few ways to get your scrap ready to sell.
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      <description>There’s an endless number of activities you could enjoy as a hobby. However, we think recycling scrap metal should be your newest pastime for a number of reasons, and here are 5 of them we thought were worth mentioning. #1. Get rid of frustration Recovering scrap metal often requires tearing apart old electronic and appliances. […]
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                    Once word gets around that you are into scrap metal recycling, it won’t take long for friends and family to start pitching in. They’ll be more than glad to bring you their unwanted pieces of metal just to get them off of their hands. In fact, they may even believe that you are doing them a favor rather than the other way around.
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                    You’ll need to know the different types of metal scrap yards are looking for, as well as how to go about finding them. You might even want to learn how to recover certain types of metal from common, everyday objects. Fortunately, you’ll find a number of how-to videos ready available on sites such as YouTube or Vimeo.
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      <description>Making whimsical, funny little bugs out of pieces of workshop metal, or nuts, and bolts are the entryway project for many people to explore the wild world of scrap metal crafting and sculpture. Especially popular at arts and craft fairs, small statues of animals, birds, and bugs, made from easily identifiable pieces of metal such […]
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                    Making whimsical, funny little bugs out of pieces of workshop metal, or nuts, and bolts are the entryway project for many people to explore the wild world of scrap metal crafting and sculpture. Especially popular at arts and craft fairs, small statues of animals, birds, and bugs, made from easily identifiable pieces of metal such as nails for antennae or a pair of broken pliers for a body, are also a fun way to get kids interested in making art.
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                    A mix of identifiable tools and other metal pieces, added to the body of a piece of sculpture, adds to the visual interest in the piece and allows viewers to identify with a piece immediately. Abstract art, especially abstract sculpture, suffers from seeming to be cold and aloof, isolated, and impenetrable. Having scrap metal that can be identified easily as part of otherwise abstract work, such as old tools or the easily recognized label on aluminum can, bridges that sense of aloofness. Viewers recognize that the old tools had a life and a history before they became art, and they serve as a path into what the artist wants to say.
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                    The sense of humor that characterizes much of the sculpture made from scrap metal is another reason this art is so popular. A red metal rooster strutting through the garden, or a metal terrier, head cocked for a treat and tail up, are charming and funny to come across in unexpected places. Outdoor spaces such as flowerbeds and gardens are a wonderful place for scrap metal sculptures because they can tolerate being in the weather, and their worn metal parts look best when in their natural element.
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                    Gardens are also the place for one of the most popular types of scrap metal art- sculptures that use the wind to move, called kinetic sculpture or wind spinners. These metal sculptures are designed to move with the wind and often have a shape made out of blades, feathers, or other small parts that can twist and spin. These kinetic sculptures come from the old wind sculptures perched on many rural barns, small carved wooden birds that moved and pointed in the direction the wind was blowing.
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                    There are many ways to craft scrap metal. The most common are welding and using wire to attach pieces. When making scrap metal with children, a lighter-weight metal such as aluminum cans can be cut and molded with tin snips and holes put in the soft metal for lacing, such as with shoestrings. Many types of glue and adhesives can attach these lighter-weight metals or can attach nuts and bolts to a body. For large and heavy pieces, welding remains the technique of choice.
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                    Aluminum is used for a seemingly endless list of products, including everything from paperclips to space ships. Statista recently released a study that they completed on the global end use of aluminum. They found that, in 2014, the transport industry used the most aluminum, at 27% of worldwide consumption. Construction was a close second at 25%, followed by electrical engineering, at 13%, and machinery and equipment at 9%. Packaging, foil stock, consumer durables and others trailed behind.
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      <description>The booming metals market is one of the largest in the world, and copper recycling is in huge demand. Factories in Asia, the US, Europe and elsewhere all need a steady supply of this metal. For this reason, the price remains fairly stable and the metal retains value. Copper is Versatile Copper alloys are recycled […]
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                    Copper alloys are recycled to make a wide variety of products. These are primarily in one of two categories. Firstly, they compose much wiring to help conduct electricity. As electrical networks are built out world wide, copper demand remains strong. A second area of demand is autos. Copper is used in many auto parts, supporting this industry which produces hundreds of millions of vehicles per year. There are other uses of this metal including heavy machinery, art and some furniture. However, wiring and autos are the dominant industries.
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                    Do you have aluminum cans or other non-ferrous metals that you need to get rid of, or do you want to start an aluminum recycling project at your school or where you work?  Not only can Scrap Mart serve your needs, but we can do so in a convenient way.  Whether you have cans or some other aluminum, Scrap Mart offers a drive-thru to make the process simple for you, and we offer top dollar for all of your non-ferrous scrap metal.
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                    Collecting aluminum can be a great way for you to organize a fundraiser for your organization, but if it isn’t easy to turn that trash into money, few organizations are willing to go through the trouble.  Scrap Mart, located at West Outer Road in Valley Park, can help you with an environmentally friendly way to dispose of scrap aluminum and other scrap metal you or your organization may choose to collect with our drive through scale—and you can see the scale weights!
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                    If you are collecting aluminum, remember that aluminum cans or bottles are not the only things to be on the lookout for.  When your uncle finally puts new siding on his house, the old stuff might be made from aluminum.  Old garage doors are often made of aluminum, and so are the hubcaps to many cars.  The weight on aluminum adds up quickly, meaning more money for you or your organization if you bring it to us.
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      <description>It’s possible to turn a love of the outdoors and a sense of environmental stewardship into cold, hard cash with scrap steel recycling. Magnet fishing can be a fun – and profitable – way to clean up your local waterway while creating a tidy little slush fund for bait and beer money. Magnet fishing is […]
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                    It’s possible to turn a love of the outdoors and a sense of environmental stewardship into cold, hard cash with scrap steel recycling. Magnet fishing can be a fun – and profitable – way to clean up your local waterway while creating a tidy little slush fund for bait and beer money.
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                    Magnet fishing is as simple as it sounds. There’s plenty of ferrous scrap littering the bottoms of America’s waterways. Every snagged hook, carelessly discarded tire rim, or swept-away minnow trap is a potential contribution to your scrap collection.
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                    Simply attach your nylon line to your magnet and cast away. Just like “real” fishing, you’ll feel resistance in the line once your magnet has latched on to something significant. Put the smaller bits – hooks, leaders, and the like – in your collection bucket, but be prepared for some surprises. In some areas, it’s not uncommon to pull up car bumpers, bits of old white-good appliances, and more. You may even find something archaeologically significant.
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      <description>When dealing with fax and copy machines, like most electronics, there will come a time when “out with the old, in with the new” is a reality. And while it would be quite easy to dispose of your old or broken fax machine in the nearest trash can or dumpster, it wouldn’t be the most […]
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                    When dealing with fax and copy machines, like most electronics, there will come a time when “out with the old, in with the new” is a reality.
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                    And while it would be quite easy to dispose of your old or broken fax machine in the nearest trash can or dumpster, it wouldn’t be the most environmentally friendly option. This is because many of these machines can contaminate the environment due to hazardous materials once they end up in a landfill. Some states have 
    
  
  
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                    Whatever reason you have for the recycling of your computer peripherals (printer, hard drive, copy or fax machine) Scrap Mart will gladly take it off your hands. Let’s all do our part to protect the environment. For more information on E-waste recycling or other recyclable items, please 
    
  
  
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      <description>Many people think there is nothing they can do with an old or broken appliance except throw it away. Stop! Don’t make that mistake! The electric motor inside is recyclable, and you can receive good money for it. Why Are Electric Motors Recycled? Chances are you may have never heard about recycling electric motors. Many people […]
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                    Stop! Don’t make that mistake! The electric motor inside is recyclable, and you can receive good money for it.
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                    Chances are you may have never heard about recycling electric motors. Many people think only of bottles, cans, and scrap metal when they consider recyclable goods around their houses. However, inside every electric motor, some metals are valuable and recyclable.
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                    The valuable and recyclable metals include:
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                    If you do, you are throwing away a resellable object. In other words, you’re throwing away money. It doesn’t take that much time to collect the electric motor and get it to our recycling center. Also, we have a system that gets you quickly in, paid, and back to your regular day.
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                    The money is good for you and your family and recycling the motor is good for the environment. Why wouldn’t you take the time to add some cash to your wallet?
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                    We know you don’t want to come to our yard and wait around for hours to get your money. That’s why we’ve developed a fast and efficient system that gets you in and out as quickly as possible.
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      <description>If you’ve never considered selling your metal items to a scrap metal facility, now is the time to do so. Bring your household and office items to our location, and we’ll pay you for them. We offer some of the highest rates in the industry for metals, and we give superior customer service to all […]
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                    If you’ve never considered selling your metal items to a scrap metal facility, now is the time to do so. Bring your household and office items to our location, and we’ll pay you for them. We offer some of the highest rates in the industry for metals, and we give superior customer service to all of our clients. Additionally, we’ve made the process much easier and faster with our new drive-thru concept. Here are three ways that using our drive-thru can be hassle-free and beneficial for you.
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                    You’ll never have to get out of your car and stand in a long line of customers. You can pull up to our easy drive-thru, drop off your items, get paid, and go on your way. The entire process is finished within minutes.
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                    Our drive-thru is a convenient option for your non-ferrous items. Getting paid for your metals is now as easy as ordering a sandwich at a fast-food restaurant. When you drive up to the facility, you’ll be taken care of in a pleasant manner, and then you can drive off and continue your day.
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                    Convenience and ease-of-use are our priorities. We want your experience to be stress-free and fruitful. We accept many types of metals from our clients. Examples of items we accept are electronics, batteries, cans, electric motors, and more.
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      <description>When people hear about a scrap metal recycling center, they think about old, warped sheets of metal or maybe a bucket of old nails and screws. Sure, we’ll recycle those! However, we recycle so much more than that. Check out this list of different types of metal we accept at Scrap Mart Metals. You probably […]
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                    When people hear about a scrap metal recycling center, they think about old, warped sheets of metal or maybe a bucket of old nails and screws. Sure, we’ll recycle those! However, we recycle so much more than that. Check out this list of different types of metal we accept at Scrap Mart Metals. You probably have at least one of these items sitting around.
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                    Now that you understand the vast amounts of metal that can be recycled at our metal recycling center, take some time to clean out your house and bring your scrap metal to our convenient drive-thru. We offer top prices for your scrap metal. Have more questions about whether something is recyclable or not? 
    
  
  
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      <description>The holiday season is upon us, folks. It is almost time to hang the lights and put up the tree. Some of us are undoubtedly about to put up an artificial tree that will be seeing its last Christmas. Don’t just put it back into the attic or even the trash when you take it […]
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                    The holiday season is upon us, folks. It is almost time to hang the lights and put up the tree. Some of us are undoubtedly about to put up an artificial tree that will be seeing its last Christmas. Don’t just put it back into the attic or even the trash when you take it down this year. Take advantage of artificial Christmas tree recycling! Scrap Mart Metals offers top dollar for all of your unwanted metal. So why not turn that old tree that won’t be used again into some extra post-holiday cash?
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                    Artificial trees are not made to last forever. With all of the repetitive putting up and taking down actions we repeat every year, wear and tear is constantly happening. From taking it in and out of the boxes and threading lights through it each year, it breaks down. Holes get wallowed out and the needles are constantly being put under stress. If you aren’t putting up a real tree each year, this is the routine that your tree is put through. Recycling it is a great way to get some extra money to put toward a new one for next year.
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                    So is there anything special that needs to be done to the tree before it’s turned in? The answer is no. You don’t even have to take the lights off if you don’t want to. We buy those as well! We have done everything we can to streamline the process for you. You can literally pick your dressed tree up, throw it in the truck and bring it down to sell. We will pay for every bit of metal that you bring us. Be sure to take a look around the house before you head our way. You just might find more scrap metal to sell us. Remember, one man’s trash is another man’s treasure.
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      <description>St Louis Brass Recycling pays well at Scrap Mart Metals. Before you just throw those old pieces of brass in the trash, give some thought to recycling them for future generations, and make some money on the side. This metal can be reused again and again, and has always been highly prized for it malleability […]
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                    Brass is found in so many facets of our lives, due its bright, beautiful coloring. The colors of brass can be light gold, and silver to almost red. Make sure you know you are not throwing away money-making brass items before you toss something out! It is an alloy of copper and zinc, and because it is so resistant to corrosion from weather and water it has been the plumbers choice for many years.
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                    We’ve all seen those places along the highway, usually a small farm or a lot on someone’s property that is lined with a fleet of broken down old cars. You might ask yourself, “How does someone get to that point? It’s hard enough to own one or two cars, much less an entire parking lot full of them!” Oddly enough, it doesn’t take that much to accumulate a collection of cars. In the US, on average, there are 2.8 vehicles per household. A variety of things can happen to add to your collection. In some cases, a child might join the military and leave their starter car behind for years, and by the time they come back, they have already moved on to a newer model. Sometimes a loved one may pass away, or simply decide they are too old to drive and leave behind a car for the next person to take on. Any other reason from someone offering you an old car for $10, just to get out of their hair, or maybe you just can’t unload an old car for a decent trade-in.
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                    In any case, you can easily go from 2.8 cars in your household to five, six, seven or more if you aren’t careful! So how would you like to make a little bit of money from some good old fashioned junk car recycling? It isn’t hard and you are helping not only the planet by getting some old Detroit Steel off your property, but you might be making sure that someone else can find some hard-to-find part they have been looking for. It all depends on what kind of car you bring in, as well as what is in demand. Junk cars can be stripped down, providing a warehouse of usable parts, and what remains can be salvaged, melted down where the metal recovered can be used to make anything else! That means less of a need to open up mines in the earth, pollute waterways, or dig miles of tunnels in the side of a beautiful mountainside somewhere.
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      <description>Of the 3.1 million tons of electronics Americans discarded in 2015, 80% ended up in landfills, according to the EPA. This is both an environmental problem and a lost opportunity, as consumer electronics contain precious metals such as gold and silver that can be reclaimed by electronics recycling, and heavy metals and hazardous chemicals that […]
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                    Of the 3.1 million tons of electronics Americans discarded in 2015, 80% ended up in landfills, according to the EPA. This is both an environmental problem and a lost opportunity, as consumer electronics contain precious metals such as gold and silver that can be reclaimed by electronics recycling, and heavy metals and hazardous chemicals that should not be in our air or ground water.
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                    Heavy metals such as lead, cadmium, chromium, and arsenic are needed in small amounts for our phones and computers to work. Individual electronics don’t pose any risk, but when we magnify them by millions of computers and phones, and then allow the heavy metals to leach into the groundwater from landfills, they become a public health problem.
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                    Proper recycling of electronics includes isolating and sequestering the heavy metals and toxic waste materials, and disposing of them properly, while breaking down the other components into plastics, metals, and other recyclables. Once broken down, the materials can be turned into new products. But the proper handling of heavy metals and toxic waste requires specialized training and proper registration with state and local agencies.
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                    Companies that manufacturer consumer electronics such as phones and computers are required to have a recovery plan that includes how to recover and recycle the electronics they sell. But the plan is not binding on the consumer, and in many locales, including St. Louis, households are allowed to throw electronics away in the household trash.
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                    Missouri’s Department of Natural Resources has a voluntary registry for companies that are equipped to manage consumer electronics recycling safely. However, there are still a limited number of places where consumers can dispose of their old electronics safely and easily, knowing they won’t end up in landfills. Scrap Mart Metals can handle the electronics recycling chore, and they have a new drive-thru and drop off center to make electronic recycling easier.
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      <description>Don’t be afraid to flex your creative muscles and try your hand at recycling those aluminum cans into a new life form. Recycling used articles fulfills your civic duty but finding an imaginative way to reuse them is inspirational and fun. Before you bring all of your aluminum cans into Scrap Mart, save a few […]
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                    Don’t be afraid to flex your creative muscles and try your hand at recycling those aluminum cans into a new life form. Recycling used articles fulfills your civic duty but finding an imaginative way to reuse them is inspirational and fun. Before you bring all of your aluminum cans into 
    
  
  
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                    Of all the commonly found metals in our modern world, copper is one of the most valued. Throughout history, people have pounded or melted down copper to make new items when the older ones were no longer needed or functional. People still value copper today – and the copper industry still looks to copper recycling, both pure and mixed into metal alloys, to meet modern manufacturing needs. At Scrap Mart Metals, we are pleased to be a key part of this ancient and very modern activity.
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                    Currently, we are buying all kinds of copper. Are you remodeling your home or other buildings? Pull aside those copper pipes, copper wires, old electric motors, and sometimes even metal roofing materials. Copper is an important component in each of these building supplies. Bring in as little or as much as suits your needs. Are you fundraising for a community group? We are always delighted to offer payouts for group scrap drives, a creative way to get your community involved in a cause. Whether it’s a truckload of pipes or a box of wire scraps, Scrap Mart always offers competitive payouts for all the copper you have to sell.
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                    Copper is a Non-Ferrous metal, meaning it has no iron in it. We are pleased to offer our Non-Ferrous Metal Drive-Thru service to make the process entirely painless. That’s right: you can pull in and drop off your copper  recyclables with no trouble at all. This super-easy service has made us St. Louis’ most convenient and respected recycling center.
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      <description>Nothing lasts forever, car batteries included. While it may be easy to throw that old auto battery into the dumpster, a better and safer option is car battery recycling at an authorized recycling facility. Car batteries are recycled at a rate of 90% in the U.S. With that said, year after year, millions of car batteries […]
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                    Scrap Mart understands the importance of car battery recycling and its positive effect on the environment. We also recognize the benefit of doing good business, so we make it easy for our customers to weigh their metals (heavy) with our certified drive-on scale while having a drive-thru to drop off non-ferrous metals. Add the high payouts we give for our metals and customers can feel they are doing business with a company that cares about giving them value as well as the St. Louis environment.
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      <description>Around 12 million vehicles come to the end of their life annually in the US, and 95% of them are recycled. The process has become remarkably efficient, with between 75% and 90% of the parts of a vehicle repurposed, reused, or recycled. Most of the steel going to American steel mills is recycled steel from […]
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                    Around 12 million vehicles come to the end of their life annually in the US, and 95% of them are recycled. The process has become remarkably efficient, with between 75% and 90% of the parts of a vehicle repurposed, reused, or recycled. Most of the steel going to American steel mills is recycled steel from cars.
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                    Making steel from iron ore is a labor and energy intensive process, which is getting more expensive by the day. Iron ore has to be mined and transported, usually by rail. Both industries are becoming more expensive in both human and environmental costs. Steel can be recycled without changing its nature; shredded, melted, or compressed, it remains steel, with the inherent strength and malleability of the original metal. It doesn’t degrade with time.
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                    The process of recycling old cars and other vehicles has become remarkably efficient. Tires are removed and evaluated to see if they have any road worthy life left. If not, they are shredded and become the fill in new roadbeds. In the engine, fluids are drained and either filtered and reused, or sequestered as hazardous materials. Parts of the engine, or the entire engine, if it’s in workable shape, are removed and sold as parts. The auto glass is crushed and recycled into many products.
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                    Recycled steel also comes from recycling ships. Ship breaking is most commonly done in Asia and Africa, and their steel mills get the metal for recycling. America has developed a remarkably safe and efficient system for recycling our old cars that keeps most of the materials out of landfills and repurposed, recycled, or reused.
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      <description>At Scrap Mart Metals, the aluminum can is king. Our aluminum recycling service is in high demand these days. Whether you have been saving personal soda pop cans for years or are redeeming a large church or community can drive, make Scrap Mart Metals the last stop for recycling aluminum cans. Cruise into our convenient […]
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                    At Scrap Mart Metals, the aluminum can is king. Our aluminum recycling service is in high demand these days. Whether you have been saving personal soda pop cans for years or are redeeming a large church or community can drive, make Scrap Mart Metals the last stop for recycling aluminum cans. Cruise into our convenient drive-thru, and we’ll not only take those empty aluminum cans off your hands, we’ll pay you for them on the spot.
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                    Crush every single can flat – or don’t! Whether you have a bag or a truck full of empty cans, we take them as-is. We’ll give you the same top dollar for your aluminum cans no matter how they show up at our center.
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                    Aluminum containers, the light-weight cans that magnets simply do not attract, qualify for Scrap Mart’s drive-thru and drop-off non-ferrous metal recycling center. This innovative service makes it easier than ever for you to bring in the scrap metal recyclables from your home, business or community organization.
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                    It’s simple. You can take home more money by bringing in additional scrap metal at any time. Along with aluminum cans and other aluminum items, we buy:
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                    Load up your truck or car with cans and scrap metal and come on down to Scrap Mart Metals. We’ll check out the cans and any other metals you rounded up and we’ll give you a price. A few minutes later you’ll be driving away with cash in your wallet.
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      <description>Iron: it’s one of Earth’s natural resources. Just pull out one of those old science textbooks and you’ll find it in the Periodic Table of Elements with the symbol “Fe.” Because it is a natural resource, it’s also a finite resource, meaning that it can potentially be depleted. This is all the more reason to […]
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                    Iron: it’s one of Earth’s natural resources. Just pull out one of those old science textbooks and you’ll find it in the Periodic Table of Elements with the symbol “Fe.” Because it is a natural resource, it’s also a finite resource, meaning that it can potentially be depleted. This is all the more reason to start recycling cast iron! Being a metal, it can be melted and reshaped over and over again!
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                    When you come to Scrap Mart Metals, you can be assured that you will receive top-dollar for recycling cast iron and all other metals. Convenience is a part of our service as well; our drive-through recycling and certified drive-on scales make it easier than ever to unload your scrap metal for income. Please 
    
  
  
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                    Stainless steel recycling programs have started taking off in many areas in the past few decades, and for good reason. The demand for stainless steel has doubled in the past ten years with production topping out at twenty-five million tons per year worldwide. Stainless steel is an iron alloy containing nickel and chromium–two metals that are scarce, making recycling programs all the more important in order to avoid depleting the earth’s natural resources.
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                    With stainless steel being a mixture of different types of metals, it makes for a remarkably strong and temperature-resistant material; this makes it optimal for performing under severe environmental and chemical conditions. Stainless steel’s physical properties make it one of the best materials for construction, automotive, and transportation use.
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      <description>Not so long ago, it used to be that a computer was a novelty to have in the home. An expensive piece of equipment that allowed you to do a variety of things in your life, from managing your hectic home to surfing the internet. Unfortunately, this high tech piece of equipment is relatively short-lived […]
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                    Not so long ago, it used to be that a computer was a novelty to have in the home. An expensive piece of equipment that allowed you to do a variety of things in your life, from managing your hectic home to surfing the internet. Unfortunately, this high tech piece of equipment is relatively short-lived compared to the price tag it carries.  Software upgrades have a way of making the hardware obsolete within five years of purchase, that is if the hardware even lasts that long in the first place.  Power supplies, network cards, video cards, and hard drives are all susceptible to the effects of heat. That much electricity pumping through your systems unit at any given instant will generate a lot of heat, which over time will eventually lead to the failure of the device. This is where computer and hard drive recycling at Scrap Mart Metals comes into play.
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                    The worst part about your computer dying is that most of it just can’t be thrown away. There are a number of components in your now thousand-dollar-doorstop that would be considered harmful, if not illegal, to simply throw into the nearest landfill. Not to mention years of your data and personal information are just sitting there on that hard drive disk, ripe for the picking, until you find a way to completely destroy that data.
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                    The good news: a great deal of the metal in your computer can be salvaged. Gold, even platinum, lead, etc. can be reclaimed from circuit boards and components. However, the process of reclaiming the precious metals of these conductors is not safe for most people to do on their own. So why treat your treasure like trash? If you are getting rid of old computers, you need to follow the three R’s: Reuse, Repurpose, and Recycle. Since you are going to be buying an all new system unit, you might as well recycle! This will keep your computer out of some landfill, while reducing the drain on natural resources mining has on the world by reclaiming and recycling the metals in your broken old machine. computer and hard drive recycling is a benefit to us all, and not only do we not charge you for disposal, we pay you for your electronic scrap!
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      <description>If you have scrap metal in the St. Louis area, you’re probably racking your brain trying to figure out a way to get rid of it. But did you know you can turn your scrap metal into cash? You can sell us your metal products and use the money for upgrades, repairs, purchases, savings, and really anything […]
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                    If you have scrap metal in the St. Louis area, you’re probably racking your brain trying to figure out a way to get rid of it. But did you know you can turn your scrap metal into cash? You can sell us your metal products and use the money for upgrades, repairs, purchases, savings, and really anything you can imagine. Here at Scrap Mart Metals, we specialize in buying all things metal. You may not even understand how many valuable pieces you have in your home. We do, and we’ll pay you well for items such as:
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                    Don’t throw your car or boat batteries away; we’ll gladly take them off your hands. You may be surprised to find out how much you can get for them.
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                    We will purchase your steel car parts all day long whether they are rotors, motors, drums, doors, and so on. There’s always hope that you can sell parts even if your car isn’t drivable.
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                    The myth about people selling aluminum cans for cash is true. You can bring your beverage or soup can collection to us, and we will turn it into a cash collection for you.
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                    We buy a variety of household appliances such as toasters, irons, washers, dryers, fridges, air conditioners and even more.
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                    We will take all of your electronics off your hands and make sure that you get top dollar for them. Bring us your cell phones, computer chips, desktops, laptops, tablets, televisions and all the other electronics you can find in your home.
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                    Has a junk car been costing you money or otherwise acting as nothing but an eyesore to you? We can take the whole car off your hands! We can remove the burden whether it runs or not.
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      <description>Fax machines and copiers are often the workhorses of any office, with a variety of people using them day in and day out, until they finally just give out. Copies and faxes are processed through the machines with long black lines or sometimes the images are so pale that nobody even knows what was sent. […]
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                    Fax machines and copiers are often the workhorses of any office, with a variety of people using them day in and day out, until they finally just give out. Copies and faxes are processed through the machines with long black lines or sometimes the images are so pale that nobody even knows what was sent. What you are left with is a machine that had one use, with parts that are so highly specific to that device that they are completely useless (not to mention dangerous) to re-purpose for another machine. That is if you had the training to even consider such a venture! For this reason, turning to copy and fax machine recycling is your best bet.
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                    Hauling off a copier or fax machine to a landfill would be expensive, not to mention completely irrational, especially when you can be paid for the scrap value of the device by us! We don’t consider most things like this as trash. We are in the business of buying your metal scrap, which comes in all forms, shapes, and sizes. Scrap metal isn’t just junked cars or copper tubing from condemned buildings. You might be sitting on a sizable return for something you might have just considered throwing away in the form of recyclable circuitry, motherboards, metal components, and steel cases which protect the inner workings of your copiers and fax machines.
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                    Once they have outlived their usefulness, we will buy them back for cash and put the metal to good use. Recycling the metal from your dead and broken equipment means less need for raw, mined materials and less impact on the environment. Recycling has been around for a long time, but new technology doesn’t make it any less relevant. If anything, recycling your fax machines and copiers is even more crucial to do in what is becoming an ever increasing “disposable society.”
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                    So, rather than taking your aggression out on your broken fax machine or copier in a field somewhere, get some cash back on all that metal. 
    
  
  
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      <description>Electric motors are a valuable commodity that are used in a number of different ways. Many products from fans, to computers, to vacuums, to air conditioners, to lawn mowers contain electric motors. They are often well built, and also contain valuable components. At minimum, they contain valuable metals that can be disassembled for scrap. For […]
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                    In fact, the demand for these items and parts continues to grow around the world. Scrap buyers and yards in the US can take the motors and ship them to a number of different locations. Of course, US manufacturers and metal producers can accept scrap metal into their stock. However, Asian entities are currently the largest buyers of electric motors.
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                    Chinese manufacturers take the motors and refurbish them and then put them into use in their lower value products for the domestic market. By using a recycled motor, they can cut the cost to manufacture a vacuum or air conditioner significantly, up to 20%. Those profits go to the manufacturer who is eager to keep up those savings and has an appetite to buy more motors.
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                    Other manufacturers that are creating a high value product or shipping for the international market need to start from scratch. They melt down the motor into its base metals and reuse them to create new motors or other products.
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                    In either case, the net benefit to the environment is positive because the materials are reused rather than mined from the Earth. It is also the most efficient and profitable option for all involved.
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      <description>The sustainability of the brass industry relies on scrap brass, and brass recycling reduces waste and costs around the globe. Brass is a copper alloy that is commonly found in: door hinges radiators plumbing fixtures lamps The brass and copper industry rely heavily on recycling. Because the copper metal can be recycled an infinite number […]
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                    Brass is available in a variance of colors, and this is due to differences in the copper to zinc ratios. Recycled items may be purposefully recycled together to create certain colors. For example, radiator recycling is responsible for 50 percent of the production of red and semi-red brass alloys according to the 
    
  
  
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                    Keep the cost of brass low around the globe by recycling your brass scrap instead of throwing it away. We make it easy, profitable, and it helps the global effort toward sustainability for future generations.
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                    A junk car sometimes costs more money than you want to pay, especially when you have to keep insurance on it. The good news is that you can bring us yours, and we’ll pay you. Scrap Mart is the best scrap metal buyer in the Valley Park Area, so you’ll be doing yourself a favor by bringing your junk car to us. Here’s why:
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                    We don’t believe in cheating people out of good money for their metal. That’s why we pay every customer the top dollar for their vehicles. We know how much you value your car, and we want to make sure that you’re happy with the departing price. We use current weight prices plus a little extra because we care.
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                    Our customers love us because we handle them with honesty and openness. You’ll be able to drive your car onto a scale that you can see. That way, you know that you’re getting money for every pound that your vehicle weighs, and we’re not underestimating or overestimating. We pride ourselves on our examples of integrity, and our customers stand by us because of it. We’ve been in business for 20 years, and we know that honesty works.
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                    We understand that you want to conduct your transaction and then get back to your life. That’s why we created a system that speeds up the process. We offer the drive-on scale for people who are selling their cars, and we use a drive-through scrap metal selling process for those who aren’t. Our system is quite efficient, and you’ll find that we can get you in and out in no time.
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      <description>What happens to your old computer hard drive when it no longer works? Do you push it in the corner of the room? Hide it under a box of old files? Out of sight, out of mind. Or do you look at that old computer and wonder if you can sell its parts on eBay? […]
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                    What happens to your old computer hard drive when it no longer works? Do you push it in the corner of the room? Hide it under a box of old files? Out of sight, out of mind. Or do you look at that old computer and wonder if you can sell its parts on eBay? And maybe you do sell a part or two, but then what becomes of the rest of it? Maybe it ends up in a box of junk in the garage. Yet another useless thing that you don’t have room for.
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                    Here’s something you can do with your old computers: recycle them! That’s right. At Scrap Mart Metals, we recycle old computers. And we don’t stop there. We also recycle broken copy machines, useless fax machines, and old printers. Turn those old electronics into cash with electronic scrap recycling. We’ll buy them!
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                    Come into our convenient Valley Park drive thru location and drop off those old electronics. It’s that easy! No guilty feelings about adding toxic waste to a landfill. No worries about someone hacking into the information on your old hard drives. Once we process the scrap, that information is destroyed forever.
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                    If it’s metal, we’ll take it! In fact, we’ll give you top dollar for your metal scrap. We buy aluminum, copper, brass, steel, car and marine batteries, computers, and junk cars.
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                    This is your call to clean out your office, clear out the corners, and empty those boxes of old electronics. Haul it to Scrap Mart Metals, the drop-off metal recycling center with fast, friendly service. Do you have specific questions about what electronics we’ll take? Please 
    
  
  
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      <description>Scenario one: You recently bought an older home and it has a cast iron wood stove in it. That thing is so  beat up that it will cost you a ton of money and work to get it properly reconditioned. What can you do with it? Scenario two: You finally got the cast iron skillet […]
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      <description>You can call it “poor man’s gold”, copper is one of the most lucrative metals you can recycle. Being one of the oldest continually used metals in the world, copper is found as an alloy in other metals, as well. Copper recycling helps preserve the value of this prestigious metal. The average American home’s inner working […]
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                    A car’s battery has a number of recyclable elements: the plastic, the lead, and even the acid. The plastic is broken down into pellets that are made into parts for new items–including future batteries. The same goes for lead, which can be melted into ingots that can be formed into new battery posts. Amazingly, even the acid can be neutralized and turned into something useful, such as a substance used in laundry detergent, glass, or textile manufacturing.
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      <description>Easy Artificial Christmas Tree Recycling With Scrap Mart Metals The Christmas season of joy, peace, and giving has come and gone, leaving behind bright memories and a Christmas tree waiting to be taken down. An artificial tree can last many years, but at some point it does need to be replaced by a new one. […]
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                    The Christmas season of joy, peace, and giving has come and gone, leaving behind bright memories and a Christmas tree waiting to be taken down. An artificial tree can last many years, but at some point it does need to be replaced by a new one. Is that where your tree is at this year? Instead of storing away a tattered fake tree, consider artificial Christmas tree recycling!
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                    If you don’t want to keep this year’s Christmas tree decorations and lights, keep them on the tree! We’ll accept lighted and decorated trees. This makes it easier for you. Simply take in the artificial tree as it is. We pay you for it, decorated or plain!
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      <description>Steel is in everything these days – from small cans and handheld tools to massive bridges and machinery – and so it’s no surprise that steel is the world’s most recycled material. Steel is an amazing material for a variety of purposes. It’s a strong, versatile, and completely recyclable metal, making it a clear favorite when […]
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                    Some people keep a container (an old trash can or a bin) to throw bits and pieces of valuable household metals such as brass, copper, stainless steel, and aluminum into for a future trip to the scrap yard. It’s a shame to throw these scraps of metal away to add to our already overburdened landfills when you can simply save it up and drop it off at the scrap yard on Saturday morning and earn a little cash for your trouble!
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      <description>Most people know that scrap metal recycling is important to help sustain our resources but did you know it is also good for your wallet? Recycling trucks now come to our curbs once a week. This is great but all those cans that just went away for free could have made you money. Josey Orr contributed […]
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      <description>Benefit the Environment and Your Wallet with Junk Car Recycling Have you often wondered what happens to those old junkers sitting by the side of the road? Or, why you’re asked to turn your jalopy over to a junkyard service? Cars at the end of their driving days have value beyond the road, in the form of recycled spare parts and metal […]
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                    We don’t just value the items and metals that our customers bring in — although we’re known for our competitive offers — we value our customers’ time, and the trust they’ve placed in us. We’re open from 7:30 every weekday morning until the establishment closes at 4:45pm. And we’re even open and available to help on Saturdays, from 7:30am to 12:30pm. That means, even if you work full-time during the week or have an irregular schedule, there’ll likely be some time in which you’ll be available — and so will we. We even have a drive-on scale (or drive-thru, depending on what you’re recycling) to make the process less time-consuming for the customer.
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      <description>Your Copper Recycling Experts It is common knowledge that recycling is good for the environment, but at Scrap Mart Metals recycling can also be good for you, and convenient too! Located in the St. Louis area, Scrap Mart Metals is seeking to recycle your copper for you. We will purchase your recyclable copper, and in exchange […]
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                    It is common knowledge that recycling is good for the environment, but at Scrap Mart Metals recycling can also be good for you, and convenient too! Located in the St. Louis area, Scrap Mart Metals is seeking to recycle your copper for you. We will purchase your recyclable copper, and in exchange you get to leave with extra money and a cleaner environment. The following are items that you can bring in for copper recycling at Scrap Mart Metals:
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                    Scrap Mart Metals makes it convenient for you to recycle your discarded copper materials. Our facility features drive thru recycling, making it fast and easy for you to recycle your items and collect your cash. In addition to the convenience we offer, Scrap Mart Metals also pays top dollar for your copper. Don’t let your discarded copper materials go to waste; 
    
  
  
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      <description>How Can Electric Motor Recycling Benefit You? Electric motors are very tempting for people to take apart because of the allure of the copper wire on the inside, but it is also very time-consuming. For inexperienced motor owners, they may not know that the copper wire inside is not #1 wire, but instead it is #2 copper wire, so they […]
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                    Electric motors are very tempting for people to take apart because of the allure of the copper wire on the inside, but it is also very time-consuming. For inexperienced motor owners, they may not know that the copper wire inside is not #1 wire, but instead it is #2 copper wire, so they most likely won’t be getting the top price for it. To make things easier and to save time, those in the St. Louis area should opt for an electric motor recycling center where they can drive in, drop it off, get paid and go!
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                    Electric motor recycling in St. Louis is now easier than ever before. Scrap Mart offers convenience not only in getting rid of materials, but in getting paid. With their new drive-through and drop off metal recycling center it is easier than ever to bring in the scrap metal recyclables from one’s home, business or organization. The material is sorted and weighed, and then cash payments are made, right then and there.
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      <description>We Make Steel Recycling Easy at Scrap Mart Metals! In case you haven’t heard, St. Louis steel recycling is the easy way to put extra cash in your pocket and get rid of some of the junk clogging up your garage, attic, basement or shed! It’s getting harder to get rid of junk these days […]
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                    It’s getting harder to get rid of junk these days with landfills reaching capacity. Recycling is the socially responsible thing to do whenever you can. Nothing could be easier than driving a pickup truck full of steel scrap to Scrap Mart Metals and simply driving it on to our certified drive-thru scale and then dropping it off for recycling. Not only will you be doing the right thing for the planet by reducing waste and giving new life to old items, you’ll also be driving away with some extra cash for that new barbecue grill you’ve had your eye on, or a special night out for “dinner and a movie”!
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                    Scrap Mart Metals on West Outer Road in Valley Park makes metal recycling easy and offers top-dollar payouts for all your metal — both ferrous and non-ferrous. We’ll even take those old electronics taking up room in the office off your hands (excluding TVs and monitors)!
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      <description>Brass Recycling Has Never Been So Easy! Known for its lustrous physical appearance and aesthetic qualities, brass is a metal alloy involving both copper and zinc; non-ferrous in nature, it is used for diverse purposes from musical instruments like the French horn, the trumpet, and the trombone to everyday objects like doorknobs and zippers. St. Louis has […]
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                    Stainless steel can be recycled, so instead of letting it clog up your landscape, why not take it to a metal recycling center and earn some cash? Not only will you get rid of an eyesore, but you’ll put some cash in your pocket to buy a nice, juicy roast to pop into that new oven!
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                    How about selling it? Selling junk cars in St. Louis is easier than you think! Just drag, push or pull it to Scrap Mart Metals where we’ll pay you top dollar for that old heap! You’ll be happy, the neighbors will be happy, your “better half” will be happy, and 
    
  
  
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                    Don’t have a friend with a flat-bed or a tow truck? Search the “services” section of your local newspaper to find people who’ll pay for junk cars and tow them off your property. You’ll get less than you would if you brought to Scrap Mart directly, but you’ll still make a little money and get rid of the eyesore, which is a win-win no matter how you look at it!
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      <description>Scrap Mart Metals Makes Metal Recycling Easy! We’ve got something to offer that virtually everybody can use these days — extra cash! If you’ve got scrap metal cluttering up your garage, yard or warehouse, you’re sitting on a gold mine! Pack it up and bring it to Scrap Mart to take advantage of our metal […]
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                    We’ve got something to offer that virtually everybody can use these days — extra cash! If you’ve got scrap metal cluttering up your garage, yard or warehouse, you’re sitting on a gold mine! Pack it up and bring it to Scrap Mart to take advantage of our metal recycling services. We’ve got easy drive-thru scales and convenient drop off (with roll-off carts for big loads) for both ferrous and non-ferrous metals and pay the area’s highest prices for
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                    Why bring your junk metal to the dump when you can turn it into cash? It’s one of the easiest ways to make extra money, plus you’ll have the satisfaction of knowing that your scrap metal is being recycled and re-purposed into something new and useful instead of sitting around taking up your valuable space or filling up yet another landfill.
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                    Now that winter’s nearing an end and milder air is moving into the region, why not spend a Saturday or Sunday afternoon gathering your scrap metal and packing it up to take to Scrap Mart during the week or on the following Saturday morning. You’ll leave with a check and a good feeling knowing you’ve cleared out some space that can now be put to better use!
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      <description>Recycling Made Easy with Drive-Thru Aluminum Can Recycling! We have drive-thru’s for burgers, coffee and even dry cleaning. Why not for aluminum can recycling? If convenience has held you back from helping to reducing landfill waste, you no longer have that excuse. So gather your cans, load up the car and drive-thru your local recycling center […]
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                    We have drive-thru’s for burgers, coffee and even dry cleaning. Why not for aluminum can recycling? If convenience has held you back from helping to reducing landfill waste, you no longer have that excuse. So gather your cans, load up the car and drive-thru your local recycling center with ease. Recycling cans really matters. Here’s why you should do it:
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                    There is no age limit on old cans. A person can collect cans for weeks or years. It makes no difference.
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                    Aluminum is one of the most sustainable metals. It is 100% recyclable. It can also be recycled over and over. It is one of the most easiest metals to recycle. That bag of cans you drop off at the drive-thru will be ready for a retailer’s shelf within 60 days.
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      <description>Save Money and The Environment with Scrap Mart Metals Copper Recycling Copper is everywhere in our modern lives. Copper wiring is a highly conductive material for electric current, making it a key component of our power grid all the way into the light switch in a wall next to you.  This means copper holds value and is desirable when […]
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                    Copper is everywhere in our modern lives. Copper wiring is a highly conductive material for electric current, making it a key component of our power grid all the way into the light switch in a wall next to you.  This means copper holds value and is desirable when melted down and made into new products.
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                    Recycling helps decrease the cost of copper for all new industrial applications. This keeps basic technology like home and street light wiring available for all. Working copper mines still exist, but the sheer effort of ore extraction and the toxic damage to their local environments are costly — far more costly than recycling in terms of current dollars and future damage cost.  Recycled copper is much better in terms of direct material costs, public health and eventual environmental mitigation.
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                    For decades, new construction and remodels have preferred copper pipes for plumbing. Lighter in weight per linear foot in construction, copper pipes have an advantage from the outset. Less likely to corrode or leak, naturally repellent to harmful bacteria that tend to cluster in pipe joints made of other metals, and retaining scrap value for the future, copper plumbing is the long-lasting, healthy investment for any building project. Recycling that copper pipe pays off in all ways.
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      <description>Recycling Computers and Other Electronics Has Never Been Easier! Many people who have an old computer or laptop that is no longer used are unsure of what to do with it. Security is usually the primary reason they stuff it away on a shelf in a closet. The average computer user may be unfamiliar with how to […]
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                    Many people who have an old computer or laptop that is no longer used are unsure of what to do with it. Security is usually the primary reason they stuff it away on a shelf in a closet. The average computer user may be unfamiliar with how to wipe a hard drive. This uncertainty that a stranger could access critical personal information often leads many to avoid recycling computers and other electronics.
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                    Not only are computers manufactured with materials that will not biodegrade, but there are also many toxins housed within. Rather than destine a landfill for contamination, opt for recycling. Not only will you be doing Earth a favor, but you may also be contributing to helping impoverished people. Many old computer components are refurbished and exported to developing countries. Your old computer can help struggling schools better educate another generation.
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      <description>Cast Iron Recycling In St. Louis Just Got A Whole Lot Easier! Cast iron? When you say the word, do you think “skillet,” perhaps? It turns out that cast iron, while not as common as it once was, is still widespread in our communities. There is a thriving market for cast iron recycling in St. […]
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                    Cast iron? When you say the word, do you think “skillet,” perhaps? It turns out that cast iron, while not as common as it once was, is still widespread in our communities. There is a thriving market for cast iron recycling in St. Louis. That’s right, if you are looking for cash, or want to help the general cause of recycling, take action gathering up cast iron and selling it to Scrap Mart Metals, trusted regional specialists in metal recycling.
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                    First, check for scrap metal “junk” or other items around your home and yard. Frying pans and dutch oven pots have been made from cast iron for over a century. If you have an old sink or tub, it may be porcelain-coated cast iron. Cast iron is traditional.
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                    Cast iron is all over our towns and cities.  When you are out looking for scrap there are certain items that usually turn out to be recyclable. Cast iron was once the simplest way to create molded metal plumbing shapes in buildings. This includes cast iron bathtubs, sinks of all sizes and older pipes.
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      <description>Scrap Mart Metals: Your Steel Appliance Recycling Experts You finally got that new front-loading washer and dryer your wife’s had her eye on for months, and you’re psyched that you won’t have to hear about how bad the old ones were anymore. The only problem is what to do with the old appliances. You really […]
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                    You finally got that new front-loading washer and dryer your wife’s had her eye on for months, and you’re psyched that you won’t have to hear about how bad the old ones were anymore. The only problem is what to do with the old appliances. You really don’t want to have junk appliances stashed behind the garage, and they’re not in good enough shape to sell. We have a suggestion for you. Recycle them at Scrap Mart Metals, your St. Louis steel appliance recycling solution.
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                    Recycling is practically a patriotic duty at this point, and you’ll even earn a little money for your trouble. It’s so easy at Scrap Mart Metals — just access our new drive-thru, drop them off and collect your cash. Our top dollar payouts may just leave you with enough cash to build that laundry folding table she’s asking for now that the tops of the washer and dryer are “table-ready”!
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                    Seriously, any time you have an old steel appliance that you need to get rid of, it makes sense to recycle it instead of having it taking up space in the yard or the garage. It’s actually dangerous to leave old refrigerators or standing freezers around if you have kids, or even if there are kids in the neighborhood. Did we mention most neighborhoods won’t take appliances in the weekly trash pick up route? This means you have to pay extra to have a company pick up and dispose of your appliances old. Haul ’em off to Scrap Mart Metals instead, and get paid to do it rather than paying someone else. What could be better than that?
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      <description>We’ll pay you to get rid of your Artificial Tree As soon as Thanksgiving is over, and sometimes even before then, Christmas decorations are hung with pride throughout the interior and exterior of our homes. Lights, garland, wreaths and stockings are just a few included holiday adornments displayed for everyone to see. Of course, we must not […]
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      <description>Fake Christmas Tree Recycling in St. Louis Lighted evergreen trees in the dark of winter bring such joy! When your metal tree sees its last Christmas morning, instead of stuffing it into storage or trying to get it taken as trash, give it a new life. Fake Christmas tree recycling is not only practical — […]
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                    Lighted evergreen trees in the dark of winter bring such joy! When your metal tree sees its last Christmas morning, instead of stuffing it into storage or trying to get it taken as trash, give it a new life. Fake Christmas tree recycling is not only practical — it can also put a little jingle in your pocket.
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                    Here at Scrap Mart Metals, our customers recycle non-ferrous metals at our new drive-thru and drop off metal recycling center.  We built this center to make it easier than ever to bring in the scrap metal recyclables from your home, business or organization– including any kind of metal Christmas tree.
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                    We have been getting a ton of calls in the past weeks about Christmas lights and old fake Christmas trees that have outlived their glory. Lights and trees can be easily recycled. That’s right, we will take both.
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      <description>How to Get the Most out of Aluminum Siding Recycling For the home remodeler — whether a DIY weekend warrior or a pro contractor — discarding the scrap materials from the demolition portion of the job turns into a distracting and expensive side project. Removing a stucco wall provides no joy in the cleanup and […]
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                    For the home remodeler — whether a DIY weekend warrior or a pro contractor — discarding the scrap materials from the demolition portion of the job turns into a distracting and expensive side project. Removing a stucco wall provides no joy in the cleanup and disposal, for example. But a few building materials are in high demand even when ripped, crushed or twisted. Aluminum siding is a great example of a waste product with enduring value.
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                    Aluminum siding recycling at Scrap Mart Metals offers a rewarding strategy for disposal of torn down siding — whether by the truckload or even by the box of small segments and trimmings. We designed our new drive-through and drop-off non-ferrous metal recycling center so we can offer top dollar payouts for aluminum siding.
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      <description>Get Paid to Get Rid of Old Car Batteries Did you know that car batteries are the most recycled items in the United States? Vehicle batteries contain various materials that can be recycled, including plastic, lead, and electrolyte. These materials can all be taken from a previously used battery and repurposed into new products or […]
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                    Did you know that car batteries are the most recycled items in the United States? Vehicle batteries contain various materials that can be recycled, including plastic, lead, and electrolyte. These materials can all be taken from a previously used battery and repurposed into new products or even a new battery. In fact, most batteries on the market today are made of previously recycled parts. Plastic and lead can be recycled over and over again, contributing to a healthier world.
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                    Scrap Mart Metals is a licensed recycling facility for vehicle batteries. Not only do they pay you for your old car and marine batteries, but it couldn’t be easier! They have a drive-thru facility; just put the batteries in your trunk and drive over! You won’t even have to get out of your car.
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                    Have you ever looked around your neighborhood and noticed junk cars sitting around? You might have thought about how much of an eyesore they can really be. Unfortunately, some people do not have the money or other resources to repair these vehicles. Some are unsure of what to do with them, and others might be unaware of how to get rid of them. Luckily, there is an option that can be beneficial for you and everyone else in your neighborhood – Selling junk cars.
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                    If you have a way of towing junk cars to a scrap metal recycling business, you can volunteer to pick up these scrap vehicles from around the neighborhood. Some people will be happy to let you pick up their junk cars for free just so that they do not have to worry about them anymore. You can also offer to share some of your profits from doing so.
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                    What common items may contain brass that you can sell? Some things to look for include pipe, valves, shell casings from a rifle or pistol, parts of old doors that are off their hinges, and all types of zippers. Brass is also frequently present in small furnishings like lamps.
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                    What affects the price of scrap brass? There are different grades and alloys, and the quantity of brass in an alloy plus the difficulty of extracting it may have an impact on the price you are offered for it. Brass is also susceptible to certain forms of damage that can lower its value. For example, it can crack under stress, something that is not uncommon to see with old shell casings. Shell casings are more valuable if they are intact and can be reloaded. It’s also possible for normal brass to corrode. Cleaning corrosion from brass and separating it as much as possible from other materials before bringing it in will help to get you a better offer.
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                    You can help the environment, and earn money at the same time. Recycling the aluminum cans in your home or neighborhood is as easy as not throwing your aluminum cans away. Take them to a recycling center and get paid. Recycle as a group, or recycle aluminum cans as a fund-raiser for your favorite charity.
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      <description>How to Maximize Profits When Recycling Aluminum From golf clubs and patio furniture to car rims and bike frames, there are many items made of aluminum. This versatile metal is strong, durable, and yet incredibly lightweight. While you probably won’t earn enough to quit your day job, you can put some extra cash in your […]
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                    From golf clubs and patio furniture to car rims and bike frames, there are many items made of aluminum. This versatile metal is strong, durable, and yet incredibly lightweight. While you probably won’t earn enough to quit your day job, you can put some extra cash in your pockets by recycling aluminum cans in St. Louis. Check out the following tips to maximize your profits
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                    Try to get into the habit of crushing your aluminum cans before bagging them. Doing so allows you to squeeze more cans into your bags, meaning each bag will weigh more. And heavier bags translate into more money at the Scrap Mart. You can crush cans by squeezing them with your bare fingers, stomping on them with your feet, or by using a can-smashing machine (yes, that’s a real thing).
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                    Just like the value of gold and silver fluctuates, so does that of aluminum. Most people blindly recycle their aluminum cans without knowing the rates. A smarter approach, however, is to keep an eye on aluminum prices for 1-2 weeks, as this will give you a better idea of what’s good selling price for your respective area. You can then recycle your aluminum cans when the rates are high.
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                    Of course, you should buy cans of sodas instead of 20-ounce and 2-liter bottles. While plastic bottles are recyclable, most facilities don’t pay for it. This doesn’t mean you should toss your plastic in the trash, rather choose aluminum cans over plastic bottles with given the choice.
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                    Cans aren’t the only item that’s made of aluminum. Here are some other items that are frequently made of aluminum:
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                    It was your epic ride for a long time.  Or maybe it was a lemon from day one. When your car finally gives up the ghost, or just isn’t worth trying to sell second-hand, suddenly it no longer matters how you felt about driving it. You need to ditch it now. We can recycle any vehicle safely and put some cash in your pocket, too. Sell us your junk car, and exchange that annoyance for something to spend.
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                    We continually buy all shapes, makes and models of automobiles, whether running poorly or not at all. It doesn’t matter to us whether you bring the car in via tow-truck, drive it in casually, or rope your friends into hand-pushing it up the driveway. We won’t blink. You can be sure that we’ve seen much sadder junkers come in.
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      <description>Recycling Metal: The Little Things Matter Too When you think about scrapping or recycling metal, ferrous metals (those containing iron) come to mind. Drop off your old car. Get rid of that old iron fence, or clean up those old pipes in the yard. But did you ever think about your old kitchen ware, copper pipes, […]
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                    When you think about scrapping or recycling metal, ferrous metals (those containing iron) come to mind. Drop off your old car. Get rid of that old iron fence, or clean up those old pipes in the yard. But did you ever think about your old kitchen ware, copper pipes, motors, batteries, or old brass doorknobs?
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                    Scrap Mart Metals takes all of these. Not only is this convenient, but it is also profitable, for you. We have the highest payout and take the largest variety of materials. A few copper wires or spare cans may not seem like a lot, but save them up and they are cash in your hand.
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                    Everyone needs to replace their pots and pans, and these can produce a tidy sum. Try turning this into a spring cleaning project. Some of those old aluminum pans are a little worse for wear, and the Teflon is coming off those non-stick fry pans. Why not clean them out, cash in on it, and tidy your kitchen all in one go?  Remember that flaking Teflon can get into food, increasing the risk of cancer. Bring the used pans to us, and use the money earned to buy updated, safer cookware.
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                    Why not clean out your garden or back yard? That chicken wire fence meant to keep the rabbits out a few years back is just sitting in a heap and rusting. What about that old barbed wire fence discarded behind the shed or the barn? It’s just rusting, too. Load them in the truck, bring them, and we’ll pay you. Not only does this make your yard safer and clean it up, but it also helps the environment by recycling materials that too often go to the junk yard.
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                    Take this opportunity to clear out any old electrical motors, batteries, or old cars lying around in the shed, barn, or workshop. Old batteries cause harm to the environment, our animal friends, and us. We offer safe, reliable battery recycling.  Sometimes those old electrical motors or old cars we just meant to fix won’t work, so clear out some space for new projects.
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      <description>Valuable Metal Recycling Opportunities At Your Fingertips Believe it or not some people actually use their garages to park their cars in them! Yes, I was shocked at the sheer ingenuity involved with such a novel idea. The reason this stumped me as such a revolutionary concept is that most of us seem to use our […]
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                    Believe it or not some people actually use their garages to park their cars in them! Yes, I was shocked at the sheer ingenuity involved with such a novel idea. The reason this stumped me as such a revolutionary concept is that most of us seem to use our garages as a scrap heap where we store everything we either haven’t used in the last 15 years, or have no intention of ever really using. This would not be the case, however, if everyone knew how valuable metal recycling really can be.
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                    Many garages scattered across suburban neighborhoods from San Diego, CA to Bangor, ME have an allotment of materials including copper wire, stainless steel, old batteries, cast iron pots and pans, electric motors, and more in them. That list doesn’t even include the piles of aluminum cans that we have all been meaning to turn in at some point but just haven’t got around to yet.
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                    Here’s another novel concept: How would you like to join the vastly increasing number of Americans who are taking back control of their garages? Yes, you too can appreciate the comfort and convenience of having your actual vehicle parked in your garage and safe from the outdoor elements at all times. How does one accomplish such an ambitious feat, you may ask? Well, you can start by getting rid of all that stuff that is taking up space in there and preventing your vehicle from using it. Take all those aluminum cans, spare computer parts, tangled messes of wire, dead batteries, and more for valuable metal recycling.
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      <description>Make Money Recycling Aluminum Cans. It’s Easy! Looking to earn some extra cash while cleaning up the environment in the process? If so, you should consider recycling aluminum cans in St. Louis. Buy Cans, Not Bottles When buying groceries, skip the plastic and glass soda bottles and choose aluminum cans instead. In states with “Bottle Bills,” you […]
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                    When buying groceries, skip the plastic and glass soda bottles and choose aluminum cans instead. In states with “Bottle Bills,” you can earn cash for recycling glass bottles, but focusing your efforts on recycling aluminum cans is far more efficient. Unlike glass and plastic, you can crunch aluminum cans, allowing you to stuff more of them into a bag or storage container.
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                    Of course, you can also ask friends and family members if they have any empty aluminum cans they would be willing to hand over. Even if they don’t, they may set up a recycling aluminum cans bin just for you. And once the bin is full, you can collect and add the cans to your collection.
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                    Another idea is to collect aluminum cans by cleaning up recreational areas like stadium parking lots, music festivals, sports arenas, parks, etc. There are reports of collectors earning up to $400 per cleanup session. If hundreds of thousands of sports fans are attending a game, there will inevitably be some cans scattered across the parking lot. With that said, you should contact the property owner for permission 
    
  
  
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                    If you really want to take your aluminum recycling endeavors to the next level, try contacting some of the local businesses in your area to see if they are interested in doing a revenue share. You agree to collect their cans, splitting the profits you earn after recycling the aluminum. It’s a win-win for both you and the business owner.
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      <description>Copper is a commonly used metal. It is strong and reliable and has many uses. Naturally, copper recycling is highly popular in the world of metal recycling. A little more about copper recyling According to the U.S. Geological Survey, copper is one of the oldest metals man has ever used. Copper is electric magic. Copper carries […]
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                    With a long-standing history of strength, durability, and versatility, copper is a superior metal. It’s clear why the return on recycled copper is so great.
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      <description>Copper, ‘the red metal’, is one of the most electrically conductive of all the metal elements. While its electrical properties, in combination with its ductility and malleability, have helped the metal to become an integral component of the world’s telecommunications, it’s aesthetically pleasing red color that easily oxidized to a gritty green patina, also makes the metal a favorite material […]
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                    Copper, ‘the red metal’, is one of the most electrically conductive of all the metal elements. While its electrical properties, in combination with its ductility and malleability, have helped the metal to become an integral component of the world’s telecommunications, it’s aesthetically pleasing red color that easily oxidized to a gritty green patina, also makes the metal a favorite material of artists and architects.
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                    Strength: It is a weak metal with a tensile strength about half that of mild carbon steel. This explains why the metal is easily formed by hand, but is not a good choice for structural applications.
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                    Toughness: It may not be strong, but it is not easy to break due to its high toughness. This property comes in handy for piping and tube applications, where a rupture can be dangerous and expensive.
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                    Ductility: It is very ductile and also very malleable. The electrical and jewelry industries benefit from the ductility of the metal.
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                    From common household electrical wiring to boat propellers and from photovoltaic cells to saxophones, copper and its alloys are employed in a myriad of end-uses. In fact, the metal’s use in a wide-range of core industries has resulted in the investment community turning to copper prices as an indicator of overall economic health, spurring the moniker ‘Dr. Copper’.
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                    Find out how much your scrap copper is worth by bringing it to Scrap Mart Metals in Valley Park, Missouri. We have a drive-thru and drop off metal recycling center makes it easier than ever to bring in the scrap metal recyclables from your home, business or organization. Scrap Mart offers top dollar payouts for all of your scrap metals. Since 2011 we have provided superior service to our customers. For years, Scrap Mart has served the St. Louis area with a commitment to service and value. We appreciate your interest and look forward to earning your business.
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                    Are you in need of extra cash? Did you know that selling scrap metal is a great way to earn quick bucks? And because prices for scrap metal are generally on the rise, you can actually put a little extra cash in your pocket.
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                    The patio furniture made of wrought iron that you intended to discard all these days is actually metal scrap! Get it out of the way by hauling it to a recycling center! And that’s not all. Lawn mowers, swing sets, iron railings, and weed eaters can also be sold to a junkyard if you no longer have use for them.
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                    Get up there and take a good look at the items that you have stashed away and have long since forgotten. Old chairs, metal frames, rusty old metal tables, worn-out lamp shades, shelves, cabinets, broken down appliances, Christmas ornaments, may all contain metal to some extent.
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                    Do you have old power tools that have gone rusty with time? Pack them off to be taken to the recycling center. Bikes which your kids have far outgrown but still adorn a corner of the garage will also fetch a decent price. Musical instruments that your teenager doesn’t use any longer contain brass that the scrap dealer will only be too happy to receive! And then we come to the biggest source of scrap metal in your garage – your car! If your car is nearing its end, you can make a profit for yourself by selling its parts to a scrap yard. The radiator, nuts, bolts, screws, car batteries, compressors, transmission, carburetor, rims, and plenty of other auto parts will have you smiling all the way to the bank if you sell them to a recycling center!
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                    Recycling aluminum cans for cash in St. Louis is actually pretty easy. There are a number of places where you can recycle aluminum cans for cash in St. Louis, but let’s first discuss why it’s so important to recycle aluminum cans.
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                    Aluminum cans are arguably one of man’s most ubiquitous creations. Unlike the plastic bag that endangers marine life and trashes the planet, aluminum cans can provide many environmental, economic and community benefits, provided we all continue to recycle them.
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                    The aluminum industry emits harmful gases into the environment that contribute to smog and acid rain. The more we recycle aluminum cans, the less the aluminum industry has to produce, leading to a reduction in harmful gas emission. And there is no limit to how many times an aluminum can be recycled, and they are 100% recyclable.
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                    Every year, the aluminum industry pays out close to a billion dollars for recycled aluminum cans-money that can go to support organizations such as Habitat for Humanity and the Boys &amp;amp; Girls Clubs of America as well as local schools and churches that sponsor can drives or ongoing aluminum recycling programs.
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                    Recycle &amp;amp; get paid! Recycling aluminum cans for cash in St. Louis has never been easier. There are a number of places where you can recycle your aluminum cans for cash in St. Louis. One of the best places to go to recycle aluminum cans for cash in St. Louis is Scrap Mart Metals. For years, Scrap Mart has served the St. Louis area with a commitment to service and value. Recycle aluminum cans for cash in St. Louis with Scrap Mart’s new drive-thru and drop off metal recycling center. And Scrap Mart offers top dollar payouts for all of your aluminum cans.
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      <description>Many of our favorite beverages are found in aluminum cans. Coors started using 7 ounce all aluminum cans in 1959, and the aluminum can has been holding a special place in the hearts (and hands) of Americans ever since. From the start, there has been a steady growth in sodas, energy drinks, sparkling waters and […]
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As the most valuable package in the bin, aluminum cans are, by far, the most recycled beverage container. The average can contains 70 percent recycled metal.
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On average, a recycled aluminum can becomes a new can in less than 60 days. Beverage containers can be infinitely recycled in a continuous closed loop.
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                    A wide variety of products are packaged in aluminum cans in addition to food and beverages, including: aerosol products, paint and thousands of other items in the consumer products market.
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                    In the past half-century, aluminum beverage cans have lighten approximately 3 ounces to less than half an ounce per unit. They are easily formed, resist corrosion and don’t rust. Aluminum cans easily support the carbonation pressure required to package soda and withstand pressures of up to 90 pounds per square inch. Believe it or not, four six packs can support a 2-ton vehicle. Aluminum cans can be made in a variety of sizes, including smaller 8.2 ounce cans like we find energy drinks in and even micro-kegs from brewers like Heineken.
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                    Why are aluminum cans so perfect for beverages? The liquid is not affected by light or exposed to oxygen, which can negatively impact taste. Cans are also portable and infinitely recyclable—they can go where glass can’t.
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                    An aluminum can becomes a new can in less than 60 days when it is recycled. When you recycle a can, it can be back on the shelf in as little as 60 days in a continuous recycling loop. Every minute,113,000 aluminum cans are recycled. The high value of aluminum means that can recycling programs have enabled charitable organizations to earn funds and support projects for decades.
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      <description>Negotiating the Best Scrap Yard Prices The easiest way to change the salvage value of your scrap metal will be to somehow manipulate any of the 4 different parameters that determine scrap yard prices to your advantage. Although, the easiest thing to do is visit Scrap Mart Metals because we already offer some of the highest prices […]
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                    Every scrapper has encountered this scenario: You call up the scrap yard to check on the price of a certain type of metal; their first and only question “How much do you have?” When you buy/sell in bulk, you get better pricing, and the scrap yard is no exception. Instead of selling scrap metal by the bucketful, try the barrel-full. Save more, get more – pretty simple.
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                    This mentality can be applied to all metals; save up your shred metal and sell it by the trailer-full, or even dumpster-full. This type of price advantage is easiest to work out if you have a secure area to store your scrap metal.
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                    All things being equal, scrap metal prices will drop slightly in the summer and increase slightly in the winter. This is especially true in areas that have very cold winters that impede recyclers and scrappers from collecting and salvaging. You can use this to your advantage if you can hold onto your metal for a few months before selling, you will most likely see a rise in prices in the winter. This typically only works in scrap metal markets where there is not much volatility, meaning the price is not constantly jumping and falling without reason. The best way to keep up with metal spot prices is to check out 
    
  
  
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                    Every scrap yard is willing to compete for your business, especially if your business is consistent. If you are business or just a guy with a hobby, sometimes you can squeeze your scrap metal yards for better prices if you are consistently bringing in large quantities of scrap metal. Start off by becoming a steady customer at a scrap yard that has proven itself to be of a high-caliber. The better the scrap yard, the better they treat their customers. Be sure to introduce yourself to the owner, and always save your scrap yard price tickets! Total up how much metal you bring in per week, per month, per year, etc, and how much material that is for them.
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                    Once you have developed a consistent and steady relationship with the scrap yard, and their workers, sit down with the owner (or acting manager) and have a frank and polite conversation with him or her. If they are not at all receptive of your request to have higher prices, that is not the end of the world. You can bring the same tickets to another scrap yard and show them how much material you are willing to bring them if they can give you better (“special”) pricing.
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                    The idea is not to be aggressive, but to be frank and open: They need to understand that you will bring your business to the scrap yard that can give you the best prices. The worst case scenario is that you end up still getting the same prices you were getting before. The best case is that you make more money per load just for asking.
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      <description>Scrap Metal Recycling Prices Scrap Metal Recycling Prices are a function of metal type, location, quantity of scrap metal recycling, and current market value for your materials. In other words, the price you get paid by a scrap yard will depend on what you are selling (copper, brass, aluminum, steel, etc), where you are selling (what […]
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                    Scrap metal recycling is broken down into many different types of categories. For example, copper, lead, and stainless steel are all types of scrap metals that can be sold at a scrap yard, and each of these metals can get further sub-categorized into copper wire, lead wheel weighs, or 18-10 grade stainless steel, for example. Now, this is obvious to anybody who has sold metal before…But, what isn’t so obvious is the way your metal gets categorized! The category of your metal depends on the scrap yard you are at. For example, what one scrap yard considers bare bright scrap copper, another scrap yard will consider copper #1. Keep this in mind when shopping around for better prices, because the last thing you want is a quote for cast aluminum, only to find out the scrap yard considers your material to be pot metal, which is typically 40% less in price.
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                    Without making too many generalizations, let’s assume that scrap metal prices will always be highest in areas where there is the more competition. This means rural areas, areas far away from refineries, areas too far inland, etc. will rarely have better pricing then those places where scrap yards can both fight for customers and haggle with refineries. Keep this in mind when searching for the best scrap yard – spending one more hour round trip and an extra $15 in gas to get to a further scrap yard may make you an additional 15% at the pay-out window.
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                    On the surface, it is a simple concept; the more metal you have, the more it is worth. But further exploration shows that it really is a tool which can be used to your advantage.
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                    These would be the prices that newly refined ore and scrap is being sold for. While not always the case, in general, the more money a refinery can sell the refined metal for, the more money you can sell your scrap metal for. The best way to keep up with metal spot prices is to check out 
    
  
  
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                    At Scrap Mart Metals, we offer the best prices for scrap metal in the St. Louis area. Our customers can recycle ferrous metals by driving to our certified drive-on scale. After you weigh in (heavy), then take your metal to our steel yard to offload. After all of your ferrous metal has been taken out of your vehicle, then head back to the drive-on scale to weigh out (light). Then pull around the front and walk right into the main office to collect your payment.
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                    We also offer top dollar payouts for all of your scrap metals. Since 2011 we have provided superior service to our customers and have assisted them in receiving the most money for their metals. With combined manpower of over 20 years of experience, our commitment to excellence has earned us the reputation as the best metal recycling company in the area.
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                    Our new drive-thru and drop of metal recycling center makes it easier than ever to bring in the scrap metal recyclables from your home, business or organization. Collect all the recyclables from your home or business you would normally throw away and load them in your vehicle. Make a quick drive over to our new facility in Valley Park and pull in the clean and efficient drive thru. After sorting and weighing your materials we will pay you top dollar in cash. Now that’s recycling made easy! St. Louis’ first and only drive-thru scrap metal recycling.
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      <description>The most common way to recycle aluminum cans is to simply take them to an aluminum can recycle facility, where the consumer is often paid. What happens when you recycle aluminum cans? After recycling aluminum cans, the aluminum is then collected and taken to a treatment plant where it is sorted and cleaned for reprocessing. […]
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                    The most common way to recycle aluminum cans is to simply take them to an aluminum can recycle facility, where the consumer is often paid.
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                    After recycling aluminum cans, the aluminum is then collected and taken to a treatment plant where it is sorted and cleaned for reprocessing. It then goes through a re-melt process and turns into molten aluminum, removing any coatings or inks. The aluminum is then made into large blocks called ingots, which contains about 1.6 million recycled aluminum cans. The ingots are sent to mills where they are rolled out, which gives the aluminum more flexibility and strength. The rolled-out aluminum is used to make more aluminum cans and in as little as 6 weeks, the recycled aluminum cans are refilled reused.
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                    There are other ways to recycle aluminum cans, more crafty ways. Here are some of our favorite ways to recycle aluminum cans:
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                    Not interested in getting crafty with your recycled aluminum cans? No problem. Scrap Mart offers the top dollar payouts for all of your recycled aluminum cans. Since 2011 we have provided superior service to our customers and have assisted them in receiving the most money for their recycled aluminum cans. With combined manpower of over 20 years of experience, our commitment to excellence has earned us the reputation as the best metal recycling company in the area.
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