Scrap refers to recyclable materials that remain after the manufacturing and consumption of products, including components from vehicles, construction materials, and excess production materials.

Unlike waste, which is often discarded with little to no value, scrap possesses significant monetary worth, particularly for recovered metals such as steel, aluminum, copper, and brass. These metals can be processed and reused across various industries, contributing to both economic value and sustainability.

Beyond metals, we also collect and repurpose non-metallic materials like plastics, glass, rubber, and certain composites. Through advanced recycling processes, these materials are reintroduced into the manufacturing cycle, reducing the demand for virgin raw materials and supporting environmental sustainability.

The value of scrap lies not only in its potential for reuse but also in its critical role in promoting resource efficiency and minimizing the environmental impact of industrial activities. At Reddington International, our scrap management services are designed to maximize these benefits, ensuring a greener and more efficient approach to resource utilization.