Scrap metal grading is the process of classifying scrap metal based on its type, purity, form and contamination level. This grading level then has a significant impact on the scrap metal value and how it can be processed, with higher grades being given to purer and more valuable metals, while lower grades are assigned to materials with impurities or mixed components.
To learn more about scrap metal grading, keep reading this blog!
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If you have scrap metal laying around on your property, you’re probably wondering how much cash you can get for it! Scrap yards will pay you for old metal, broken appliances and even spare car parts, but not all scrap is worth the same. So, what do scrap yards pay the most for? Keep reading this blog for our breakdown of scrap material prices. Let’s get started!
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You can recycle a car at an Authorised Treatment Facility. This is a good alternative to selling or abandoning your car.
Cars are actually one of the most recycled consumer products in the world! All you need to do is take your old car to an Authorised Treatment Facility. ATFs are legally approved for environmentally responsible deconstruction and recycling of end-of-life vehicles (ELVs). In other words, this is a good way to make sure your old car is properly recycled.
It's important to note that there may be some parts of your car that can't be recycled, but your ATF should handle this for you. If you're curious about how cars are recycled, read on! This blog will explore what parts of a car can be recycled, how cars are recycled, and why recycling your old car is beneficial for the environment. Let’s get started!
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Scrapping your car is surprisingly easy. If it has finally reached the end of its journey, all you need to do is contact a local scrap car dealer to take care of it. The trickiest part is remembering to register your car as scrapped, which needs to be done through the DVLA.
As an ATF, we have plenty of experience with the process of scrapping a car. To save you the headache, we’ve simplified the scrap registration process for you here. Just follow our guide and DVLA instructions - your car will be registered as scrapped before you know it!
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The logistical tasks that follow losing a loved one can be overwhelming. Among the many responsibilities is dealing with the deceased’s belongings, including their car. If the vehicle is no longer needed or isn’t in working condition, scrapping it may be the best solution.
This blog will walk you through the process of scrapping a car after someone has passed away so that it can be handled legally, efficiently and respectfully.
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