Do you have unnecessary brass fittings, plumbing parts, scrap or any other kind of brass material that is occupying your space? Wa Scrap Metal clean brass can be one effective option to get rid of your unwanted metals while recycling a high-value material.
The most common types of clean brass include brass taps, valves, plumbing fixtures, locks, door handles, electrical fittings and manufacturing scrap.
The price of brass depends on the type, cleanliness, weight, composition and market conditions of brass at the moment. Unnecessary attachments removal and separation of materials can simplify this process.
Got clean brass for sale? Get in touch with us and we will provide you with a quote!
Brass can appear in different colours, forms and grades. Identifying the material can help when sorting your scrap before recycling.
Yellow Brass
Yellow brass is commonly found in plumbing fittings, taps, valves, hardware and fixtures. Its yellow-gold appearance makes it one of the more recognisable forms of brass.
Red Brass
Red brass contains a higher proportion of copper and can have a deeper reddish colour. It is commonly used in valves, pumps and specialised plumbing or mechanical components.
Plated Brass
Some taps and bathroom fittings have a chrome-plated exterior while the underlying material may be brass. The coating and attached materials can affect how the item is classified during assessment.
Share the details of your clean brass and request an assessment.
Separate brass from other metals and obvious contaminants where practical.
Note the type of items, approximate quantity and condition.
We can discuss the available recycling or yard service based on your material and requirements.
Depending on condition and assessment, common brass scrap items include:
Keep brass separate from steel, plastic and other materials where practical.
Clean brass can come from a wide range of sources, including:
Whether you have a small collection or a larger quantity, contact us to discuss the material and available recycling options.
Clean and well-sorted brass is generally easier to identify and assess than brass mixed with other materials.
Before recycling, where practical:
However, don’t dismantle items if doing so creates a safety risk. The final assessment depends on the actual material, grade, weight and current market conditions.
We’re a small-scale Scrap Metal Buyers business with extensive expertise. Our mission is to deliver excellent service while adhering to environmentally responsible practices.
ABN: 74648034566
License number: MD 29787
Second Hand dealer: 75395
We’re a small-scale Scrap Metal Buyers business with extensive expertise. Our mission is to deliver excellent service while adhering to environmentally responsible practices.
ABN: 74648034566
License number: MD 29787
Second Hand dealer: 75395
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