High-purity copper with a minimum 99% copper content, free from any significant impurities. Typically sourced from clean copper pipes, wires, or solid pieces, making it highly desirable in the recycling industry.

Lower purity copper with a minimum 94% copper content, often containing impurities such as solder, paint, or other coatings. Typically sourced from miscellaneous copper items, such as tubing, fittings, or less clean copper wires.

Electrical wire commonly used in residential applications, featuring copper conductors insulated with PVC. Valued for its copper content and potential reuse in various electrical and construction projects.

A type of electrical cable with aluminum armor and conductors, commonly used in residential wiring, valuable for recycling due to its aluminum content and environmental benefits.

The highest grade of copper with no impurities or coatings, typically sourced from clean and unalloyed copper wire or tubing. Known for its bright, shiny appearance and high conductivity.

Electrical devices containing copper windings and iron cores, used to transfer electrical energy between different voltage levels. Valued for their copper content, recyclability, and potential recovery of valuable metals from the transformers.

Radiators from cooling systems, typically found in automobiles or HVAC units, with copper tubing and aluminum fins. Valued for their copper and aluminum content, recyclability, and potential reuse in various industries.

Devices containing coils of wire, magnets, and metal components used to convert electrical energy into mechanical energy. Valued for their copper, aluminum, and steel content, recyclability, and potential reuse in manufacturing.

High-grade insulated copper wire, typically sourced from electrical cables, with a high copper content, valued for its recyclable copper and potential reuse.

Low-grade insulated copper wire, typically sourced from electrical cables, with a lower copper content, valued for its recyclable copper and potential reuse.

Flat pieces of copper, often sourced from roofing, electrical panels, or decorative applications, valued for their recyclable copper content.

Electrical cable with a steel armor and conductors, commonly used for residential and commercial wiring. Valued for its strength, durability, and recyclable steel content in the metal recycling industry.