Conserving natural resources, cutting down on energy use, and lowering greenhouse gas emissions compared to mining and refining new metals.

Utilitizing more efficient processes, such as the development of automated sorting systems and improved melting technologies, maximizing the recovery of usable materials.

Driven by industries such as Automotive, Electronics, and Construction, each of which rely on metal materials that are both durable and sustainable.

Processing scrap metal requires careful monitoring to ensure that hazardous substances such as heavy metals or toxic chemicals are properly handled, and can be segregated to prevent environmental contamination.

One of the greatest challenges in metal recycling is presented by the diversity of alloys. Mixed metal types may be difficult to separate and process, limiting the amount of material that can be efficiently reused.