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The Most Commonly Recycled Scrap Metal

Did you know that steel is the most commonly recycled metal used on the planet? It is found in automobiles, home furnishings, and everyday food packaging. Steel is also used in huge industrial projects as well, such as bridge construction, […]

The Wonderful World of Steel – Identifying & Recycling

At Consolidated Resources, Inc., we believe it’s important to educate our current and future customers about the materials they can recycle. Many business owners aren’t aware of the financial & environmental benefits of recycling their metal scrap. In this article […]

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How Often Should a Business Schedule Scrap Metal Pickups?

The ideal scrap metal pickup schedule depends on your business’s operations, the types of materials you generate, and the volume of scrap produced. While some facilities only require monthly service, others may benefit from weekly—or even multiple pickups per week—to […]

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Can Scrap Metal Recycling Help My Company Meet Sustainability Goals?

For many businesses, sustainability has become more than a marketing initiative—it’s an important part of daily operations. Fortunately, one of the simplest and most effective ways to reduce your environmental impact is by implementing a professional scrap metal recycling program. […]

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Why Should Manufacturers Recycle Scrap Metal Instead of Throwing It Away?

Scrap metal is a valuable commodity, not simply waste. Recycling allows manufacturers to recover value from production offcuts, machine turnings, obsolete equipment, and excess inventory. It also supports sustainability goals, reduces landfill usage, and helps conserve natural resources. For many […]

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What Is the Difference Between Ferrous and Non-Ferrous Metals?

Ferrous metals contain iron and are generally magnetic. Common examples include steel, cast iron, and structural metal components. Non-ferrous metals do not contain iron and often have higher recycling values. Examples include copper, brass, aluminum, nickel alloys, and titanium. Understanding […]

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