Non-ferrous scrap is an alloy of several types of metals. To evaluate it, there are special measuring devices that determine the composition of the alloy.
All metals and their alloys, excluding iron, are non-ferrous. They are classified according to characteristics characteristic of certain groups, such as: light, heavy, refractory, noble, scattered and others.
The category of these metals is in demand in our country, as it is of great importance for the production of equipment of any type. Non-ferrous metals have special properties: heat - electrical conductivity, malleability, luster, strength. The most demanded are aluminum, copper, zinc. Recently, nickel, titanium, molybdenum, zirconium are widely used. Non-ferrous metal is used in many industries: mechanical engineering, aircraft construction, chemical and household industries. But they have one drawback - a predisposition to corrosion. As a result, non-ferrous metal products end up in landfills in the form of scrap.
A lot of scrap can be found on the territories of various enterprises, which prefer to save it rather than hand it over. This is due to some problems in the delivery of raw materials. Reception points often overestimate the quality requirements and the degree of its purification, so the prices for non-ferrous scrap are too low. At the same time, every year the extraction of minerals decreases, while production, on the contrary, increases its turnover. There is a need for additional resources. In this case, the recycling of non-ferrous scrap is a profitable alternative. Today there are points for the purchase of these products. They are equipped with special equipment that allows chemical analysis of metals, their sorting, weighing, due to which the cost of scrap is correctly calculated. Prices for non-ferrous scrap directly depend on the purity of raw materials and their weight. The analysis carried out on modern equipment makes it possible to hand over non-ferrous alloys on more favorable terms.
