Sorting, Grading & Processing
Sorting, Grading & Processing
The Science of High-Purity Recycling: The true value of scrap is unlocked through meticulous processing. U2R Global operates advanced processing centers where raw scrap is transformed into high-grade industrial commodities through a multi-stage refinement process.
Manual & Mechanical Grading:
Our experts manually inspect materials to remove contaminants (plastics, wood, or glass), while magnetic separators and eddy currents isolate specific metal types.
Volume Reduction:
Using industrial-grade balers and shearers, we process bulky scrap into compact, uniform units. This not only prepares the metal for melting but also optimizes transport efficiency.
Chemical Analysis:
For high-value alloys, we utilize XRF (X-ray Fluorescence) analyzers to provide precise chemical compositions, ensuring our clients receive exactly what they pay for.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Common Inquiries About Our Scrap & Recycling Services
How do you determine the price for my scrap metal?
Our pricing is based on the current LME (London Metal Exchange) and COMEX market rates. We update our prices daily to ensure you receive the most competitive and fair valuation for your materials based on weight and grade.
What industries do you currently serve?
We provide specialized services for construction, automotive manufacturing, demolition contractors, HVAC specialists, and municipal utility providers. No project is too large for our industrial fleet.
Do you provide bins or containers for long-term projects?
Yes. We offer a variety of container sizes (roll-off bins, hoppers, and drums) for long-term site placement. We can set up a "swap-out" schedule where we replace full bins with empty ones as needed.
Is there a minimum volume required for a pickup?
For commercial and industrial clients, we typically require a minimum weight to ensure cost-effectiveness. Please contact our logistics team with your location and an estimate of your material volume for a custom quote.
Do you handle hazardous materials or electronic waste?
We focus primarily on ferrous and non-ferrous metals. For e-waste (computers, circuit boards) or hazardous materials, please call us directly so we can confirm if we have the specific permits required for your region.