Ferrous metals and steel
Sheet offcuts, swarf, sections, cast iron and fabrication scrap are assessed by form, quality and destination.
FULL METALSINDUSTRIAL SCRAP COLLECTION
Industrial scrap metal collection and recovery.
A service designed around your materials, production schedule and available space, from the initial assessment through to the recovery destination.
Request an assessmentTHE FULL METALS APPROACH
From production scrap to a recoverable, marketable batch.
Industrial metal scrap is never all the same. Shape, composition, impurities, quantity and continuity affect classification, logistics and the final destination. Full Metals therefore starts by assessing the material and the process that generates it, instead of applying the same solution to every business.
The service may include a site survey, selection of the collection system, scheduled or on-demand collection, transport, weighing, inspection, separation and preparation. The aim is to create an orderly, traceable flow that fits the customer's operations and the specifications of the receiving facilities.
Non-ferrous metals
Copper, brass, bronze, aluminium, cables and other metals require separation and suitable recovery channels.
Continuous flows
For recurring production, containers, collection frequency and handling methods are defined around actual volumes.
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BEFORE COLLECTION
The assessment begins with reliable information.
A sound service setup requires a few decisive facts: material type and form, approximate quantity, production frequency, loading conditions and available space. Where appropriate, a site survey allows us to inspect the flow directly and prevent setup errors.
- Identify the material family
- Check homogeneity, impurities and condition
- Assess quantity, frequency and accessibility
- Select the appropriate vehicle and container
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AFTER COLLECTION
Inspection, preparation and destination.
On arrival, the material is weighed, inspected and classified. Depending on its characteristics, it may be separated, reduced in size or compacted to create more homogeneous and manageable batches.
The prepared material is then directed to steelworks, foundries or specialist operators. Its destination depends not only on the name of the metal, but on its actual quality and the receiving channel's specifications.
HOW WE WORK
A clear process, from the initial assessment to the final destination.
Assessment
We collect the essential information about the scrap and production process.
Planning
We define the container, vehicle, loading method and collection frequency.
Inspection
We weigh, identify and separate the different fractions.
Recovery
We prepare the batch for the most appropriate industrial destination.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Useful information before you contact us.
Which types of industrial scrap do you assess?
Full Metals assesses ferrous scrap, stainless and alloy steels, copper, brass, bronze, aluminium, cables and other alloys. Acceptance and the operating solution depend on the material's characteristics and the applicable waste-management requirements.
Can recurring collections be arranged?
Yes. For continuous flows, the frequency and method are defined according to production volumes, available space and the site's loading conditions.
Is a site survey required?
Not always. It is particularly useful for continuous flows, multiple material types, or where containers, access and handling methods need to be defined.
Let us assess your material.
Tell us the type, quantity, frequency and location. We will identify the most useful next step with you.
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