Copper scrap is a valuable recyclable material obtained from discarded copper products, wires, cables, pipes, and industrial equipment. It is an essential raw material for the production of refined copper, helping industries reduce costs and support sustainable metal recycling practices.

• Electrical Industry: Reused in manufacturing wires, cables, and conductors due to excellent conductivity.
• Construction: Used in plumbing, roofing, and architectural components.
• Industrial Applications: Incorporated in alloys such as brass and bronze for machinery, tools, and parts.
• Sustainable Manufacturing: Recycling copper reduces mining demand, energy use, and environmental impact.

• Supplied in bulk loads, bales, or containers depending on grade and requirement.
• Stored in dry, covered, and well-ventilated areas to prevent oxidation and contamination.
• Segregated based on copper grade (e.g., bare bright, #1, #2, mixed copper) for quality assurance.
• Implement FIFO practices to maintain traceability and consistent supply.

• Wear gloves and protective clothing to avoid cuts from sharp scrap edges.
• Use clean and dry handling equipment to prevent contamination.
• Keep away from moisture and chemicals that can cause corrosion.
• Follow safe lifting practices when handling heavy copper scrap loads.