What types of scrap metal can I sell in WA?

You can sell ferrous and non-ferrous metals including copper, aluminium, brass, steel, stainless steel, lead, car batteries, and industrial scrap across Western Australia.

Do I need ID to sell scrap metal in Western Australia?

Yes, valid photo ID such as a driver’s licence is required under WA scrap metal regulations.

How are scrap metal prices calculated in WA?

Prices depend on metal type, weight, quality, and current market rates. Clean and sorted metals receive higher prices.

Scrap Radiators Perth – Recycle Old & Used Radiators

Whether you have a car radiator, an aluminium radiator or several radiators, understanding the material type and condition can help you determine.

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Where Can You Recycle Scrap Radiators in Perth?

Old radiators have metals that can be reused and recycled. Don’t throw them in the trash if they’re still good for recycling. Instead ask about recycling options for your radiators.

WA Scrap Metal is located at 59 Owen Road, Kelmscott WA 6111. If you have scrap radiators, from car repairs, a workshop or any other place give us a call. We can talk about the type of radiator how many you have and how they’re in shape.

Before you come to the yard check with us first. Make sure your radiators are accepted and find out if you need to do anything before bringing them. Radiators might still have coolant, oil or other leftover fluids. So handle them carefully before recycling.

What Types of Scrap Radiators Can You Enquire About?

Car Radiators

Car radiators form part of a vehicle’s cooling system. Depending on their design, they may contain aluminium, copper, brass, steel or plastic components.

Copper and Brass Radiators

Some older automotive radiators and heat exchangers contain copper or brass components. These metals have different properties and may be assessed separately from other materials.

Aluminium Radiators

Aluminium radiators are common in many modern vehicles. Aluminium is recyclable, but the presence of plastic tanks, steel fittings and materials can affect the assessment.

Copper-Aluminium Radiators

Some radiators contain a combination of copper and aluminium. The material mix, weight and condition may influence how the radiator is classified and valued.

Radiators come in different designs and material combinations. Identifying the type of radiator you have can help with the assessment and recycling process.

How to Prepare Scrap Radiators for Recycling

A little preparation can help you understand the acceptance requirements before transporting your scrap radiators.

Step 1: Identify Your Radiator Type

If possible, establish whether you have an automotive radiator, an aluminium radiator, a copper-brass unit or another type of heat exchanger.

Step 2: Estimate the Quantity

Let us know whether you have one radiator, several items from vehicle repairs or a larger quantity from a workshop or business.

Step 3: Contact WA Scrap Metal

Call 0498 972 612 confirm acceptance, any preparation requirements and whether an assessment is available. This is particularly useful when you have mixed materials, unusual radiator types.

What Determines the Value of Scrap Radiators?

The value of a scrap radiator is not the same for every radiator. Material composition, weight, condition and current market prices can all influence an assessment.

Type of Metal – Copper, brass, aluminium and steel have scrap values. A radiators material composition is therefore a consideration when determining its potential value.
Material – The amount of metal can affect the assessment. Radiators of sizes and designs may contain different quantities of recyclable material.
Condition and Attached Components – Plastic tanks, steel brackets, fittings and other attached materials may affect the radiators classification. Contamination or remaining fluids may also affect acceptance and handling requirements.
Current Scrap Metal Market – Scrap metal prices fluctuate, with market conditions. Any assessment should take account of the material grade, quantity and applicable pricing at the time of enquiry.

Why Is Scrap Radiator Recycling Important?

Recycling radiators helps recover useful materials and supports more responsible resource management. Many radiator components contain metals that can be processed for use.

Recovery of Recyclable Metals – Radiators may contain aluminium, copper, brass, steel and other materials. Recovering metals allows them to re-enter the material supply chain instead of being discarded unnecessarily.
Reduced Waste – Separating recyclable radiator materials from general rubbish can help reduce the amount of recoverable metal sent to landfill.
Material Sorting – Identifying different metals and separating them where practical can make assessment and recycling more straightforward. However do not dismantle radiators unnecessarily. Without appropriate safety precautions.
Responsible Handling of Fluids – Radiators can contain coolant and other residues. These substances should not be released into drains, soil or waterways. Follow handling and disposal requirements before taking a radiator, for recycling.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I recycle scrap radiators in Perth?

You can contact a scrap metal recycling business to check its radiator acceptance requirements. WA Scrap Metal is located at 59 Owen Road, Kelmscott WA 6111. Contact the business before travelling to confirm whether your radiators can be accepted.

What types of scrap radiators can be recycled?

Depending on the recycling facility's acceptance requirements, radiators may include aluminium, copper-brass, copper-aluminium and other metal combinations. Confirm the material type and acceptance arrangements before bringing your items in.

Are old car radiators worth anything?

Some old car radiators may have scrap value depending on their metal composition, weight, condition and current market prices. Contact WA Scrap Metal to ask whether your radiator can be assessed and whether a payment is available.

How is the value of a scrap radiator calculated?

The assessment may consider the type and grade of metal, weight, attached components, condition and current market conditions. Different radiator designs can contain different proportions of recoverable material.

Should I remove plastic and other parts before recycling?

Not necessarily. Preparation requirements depend on the radiator type and the facility's acceptance rules. Ask before dismantling the item, and avoid cutting or separating components unless it is safe and appropriate to do so.