Collecting scrap aluminum can be a valuable and rewarding pass time due to its significant return on investment, and if you know where to look, it’s easier than one would think. In the auto industry, aluminum is being used in many parts, and those parts can be salvaged for scrap.
Read moreSome scrap yards in Toronto will specify that they accept non-ferrous metals. For newcomers to scrap collecting and recycling, there can be some confusion between ferrous and non-ferrous metals. The difference is simple – ferrous metals contain iron while non-ferrous do not.
Read moreIndustry statistics show that aluminum recycling has more than doubled in volume during the most recent half-century. In fact, global recycling of aluminum is at a very high level these days.
Read moreOld electronic devices contain precious metals that can be profitable for recyclers. In fact, it's incredible how many electronic devices surround us on a daily basis – and most of them contain components that include metals like gold, silver, and copper.
Read moreIf you’re about to dispose of large home appliances, don’t just throw them away. For one thing, the metal materials could be valuable to a scrap yard. For another, dumping huge machines like home appliances just fills up our landfill sites unnecessarily.
Read moreWhile scrap metal recycling is a great way to earn some extra cash, there are many other benefits that go beyond. In fact, the environmental benefits are far-reaching and contribute greatly to modern-day life.
Read moreCollecting all sorts of scrap metal for recycling can be an easy way to earn extra cash. But it's helpful to know which metal srap has the most value.
Read moreDuring most of the year, copper is highly sought after by scrap metal yards. For collectors, it pays to know where to search and where to collect high-quality scrap copper.
Read moreUnder the Government of Ontario’s latest COVID guidelines, Tal Metal is happy to announce that recycling facilities in Toronto fall under the essential business category and therefore continue to operate.
Read moreWith scrap metal recycling, there’s sometimes confusion between the metals that are ferrous and the ones that are non-ferrous. The difference is quite simple – ferrous metals are the ones that contain iron, and non-ferrous are the metals that do not.
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