Manufacturing Scrap Metal Buyers — All Industrial Metals

Updated August 01, 2026 · Nationwide Buyers · Free Pickup for Large Loads

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Who buys scrap metal from manufacturing facilities?

We buy all manufacturing scrap including aluminum drops and turnings, stainless steel, copper bus bar, specialty alloys, and electric motors. We offer scheduled pickups, same-day quotes, and competitive pricing for ongoing manufacturing operations. Call (754) 310-2984.

Current Prices — August 01, 2026

Metal / GradePriceTrend
Aluminum Drops/Offcuts (6061)$0.52–$0.72/lb
Stainless Steel Drops (304)$0.35–$0.55/lb
Copper Bus Bar/Drops$3.60–$4.00/lb
Carbide Inserts (worn)$6.00–$11.00/lb
Electric Motors$0.15–$0.25/lb
Stainless Turnings (dry)$0.25–$0.45/lb
Aluminum Turnings (dry)$0.30–$0.50/lb

Manufacturing Scrap Programs

We offer ongoing scrap programs for manufacturing facilities of all sizes. Whether you generate 500 lbs/week or 50 tons/week, we can set up a program that works for your operation — scheduled pickups, on-site containers, and competitive pricing that adjusts with the market.

High-Value Manufacturing Scrap

The highest-value manufacturing scrap comes from CNC machining operations (carbide inserts, aluminum and stainless drops), electrical manufacturing (copper bus bar, wire), and specialty alloy fabrication (Inconel, titanium, stainless). We pay premium rates for sorted, clean material.

Carbide Tooling Buyback

Worn carbide inserts, end mills, and drill bits are worth $6–$12/lb. We offer tooling buyback programs for machine shops — we pick up your worn tooling on a regular schedule and pay market rates. Call to set up a tooling buyback account.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who buys scrap metal from manufacturing plants?
We buy all manufacturing scrap — aluminum, stainless, copper, carbide, and specialty alloys. Call (754) 310-2984 to set up a program.
Do you offer scheduled pickups for manufacturers?
Yes — we offer weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly scheduled pickups with on-site containers for ongoing manufacturing operations.
What manufacturing scrap is worth the most?
Carbide inserts ($6–$12/lb), copper bus bar ($3.60–$4.00/lb), and specialty alloy drops (Inconel, titanium) are the highest-value manufacturing scrap.
Do you buy aluminum turnings from CNC shops?
Yes — dry aluminum turnings pay $0.30–$0.50/lb. Wet or oily turnings pay less. We can advise on how to maximize value from your specific turnings.

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