Bearing
We can recycle anything which bears copper.
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Buyers of Ferrous and Non-Ferrous Metals
We can recycle anything which bears copper.
Electric motors come in all shapes and sizes and generally has copper winding inside. It helps convert electrical energy into mechanical
Compressors from refrigeration and air cooling units and equipment.
Electric meters both residential and commercial have copper components in them which makes them have some value. Typically separated by
Solenoids can be found on automotive starters or in the automotive itself. It helps convert electric energy into mechanical energy.
The stator is the stationary part found in electric generators or other electric motors. It contains copper winding.
In electric motors the armature is the rotating copper wound part which rotates in a stator to create electrical energy.
Computers and other equipment have to be powered. When done with these units we can recycle the power supply.
AC compressors are found in air condition application on automobiles and trucks.
Ballast are used to regulate electricity. Mostly found in overhead florescent lighting in office buildings.
Transformers help transfer electrical energy using coils. The coils can be made from copper or aluminum.
Alternators are used mostly in automotive applications. It helps convert mechanical energy into electrical energy like a generator.
Starters like its name a helps automotive engines start and initiate operation.
Allied Recycling Center accepts a wide range of ferrous and non-ferrous metals. This includes materials like copper, aluminum, brass, steel, and iron. We also purchase items such as heavy equipment, industrial machinery, and junk cars. Whether you have small household items or a large amount of industrial scrap, we ensure proper recycling and fair compensation for your materials.
Selling scrap metal at Allied Recycling Center is simple. Start by bringing your materials to our facility in Walpole, MA. Our team will assess the types of metals you have and weigh them to determine their value. Once the evaluation is complete, you’ll receive payment for your scrap. We aim to make the process quick and hassle-free for all customers.
You can sell mixed metals, but sorting them beforehand can help you maximize their value. Different metals have varying market rates, so separating materials like copper, aluminum, and steel ensures accurate pricing. If you’re unsure how to sort your metals, our team can assist you during the evaluation process or visit our blog for resources.
Yes, Allied Recycling Center accepts large items such as industrial machinery, heavy equipment, and vehicles. These items often contain valuable metals like steel and copper, which can be recycled. If you’re unable to transport large items, contact us to discuss potential pickup options or other solutions.
Yes, Allied Recycling Center offers pickup services for certain types (and amounts) of scrap metal, including large items like industrial machinery, heavy equipment, and vehicles. If you’re unable to transport your materials to our facility in Walpole, MA, contact us to discuss your pickup needs. Our team will work with you to arrange a convenient solution for collecting your scrap metal.
While Allied Recycling Center accepts a wide variety of metals, there are some items we cannot process due to safety or regulatory restrictions. These may include hazardous materials, certain electronics, or items containing non-recyclable components. If you’re unsure whether your materials can be recycled, please get in touch with us, and a member of our team will be happy to help answer your questions.
After you sell your scrap metal, it is processed and recycled into new materials. Metals like copper, aluminum, and steel are melted down and repurposed for use in manufacturing and construction. Recycling scrap metal reduces waste and supports sustainable practices, making it an environmentally friendly choice that puts some extra cash in your pocket.