Salvaged from automobiles, these radiators are composed of a combination of brass and copper, making them sought-after in the recycling industry for their valuable metal composition and potential reuse.

A type of brass with a medium copper content and varying amounts of zinc. Typically sourced from plumbing fittings, valves, and other brass items, valued for its recyclable metal content and corrosion resistance.

Brass shell casings from ammunition, often sourced from spent cartridges. They possess a high copper content, are valued for recycling due to their metal content, and can be repurposed in various industries.

Used plumbing faucets and valves made of brass, often containing a mixture of copper and zinc. Valued for their recyclable metal content, corrosion resistance, and potential reuse in plumbing or manufacturing applications.

Brass materials with contaimination from steel, plastic or other non-brass. Valued for their recyclable metal content, but may require cleaning or surface preparation prior to recycling.

A common alloy composed of copper and zinc, often found in plumbing fixtures, valves, and musical instruments. Valued for its corrosion resistance, durability, and recyclability in various industries.