Frequently Asked Questions
How does Metal Recycling work?
Metal recycling is a multi-step process that involves collecting, processing, and melting down scrap metals to produce new metal products. First, metals are collected and sorted based on type, such as ferrous and non-ferrous metals. Once sorted, metals are often shredded or compacted to reduce size and make handling easier. The next step involves melting the shredded metals in a furnace at high temperatures. Once melted, impurities are removed through various purification processes. The purified molten metal is then poured into molds to form new metal products. Metal recycling conserves natural resources, reduces energy usage, and decreases pollution by decreasing the need for new metal extraction.