With PSC Metals, it literally pays to be green. When you bring your metal to us, we’ll turn your scrap to cash (subject to relevant scrap metal laws), making money while helping the environment through recycling. We’re open to the public, and we invite you to navigate to our locations page to check the hours at the site closest to you.
What We Buy:
FERROUS SCRAP
Demolition scrap:
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Industrial scrap:
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NON-FERROUS SCRAP
Aluminum:
Copper:
Brass:
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Lead:
Catalytic Converters:
Stainless Steel:
Zinc and zinc alloys:
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What We Don't Buy:
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* Please check your local recycling facility for special instructions and a current list of what metals will be accepted. Items accepted and special instructions at locations can vary depending on state and local scrap metal laws.
- MEGA SHREDDERS
- COMMUNITY
- FERROUS VS. NON-FERROUS
When PSC talks about its Mega Shredders, it puts the “Mega” into scrap recycling. Our 10 shredders have scrap shredding capability of more than 200,000 tons of scrap for delivery to our partner steel mills. These shredders are monster recyclers that can chew up a half-ton pickup truck in less than 30 seconds, with softball size scrap coming out the other side. Throughout Ohio, Western Pennsylvania, Tennessee and Missouri, call us for when you are ready to turn your vehicles and other scrap into cash. Call us at 888-772-6385 or click Contact Us. You can also reach our Customer Service department via email at customerservice@pscmetals.com. We’re here to help!
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The partnership philosophy of PSC Metals extends far beyond providing full-service recycling and scrap management services to our customers. We invite you, our customers, to suggest charitable organizations and special events for PSC Metals to support. Use the Contact Us link at the top of the page, or speak to your PSC Metals representative about ways we can get involved. If it’s important to our customers, it’s important to us.
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How can you tell the difference between Ferrous (Steel) and Non-Ferrous metals? Perform a magnet test! If the magnet sticks to the material, it is likely Steel. If it does not stick, it is likely a Non-Ferrous Metal.
Ferrous metals are alloys of iron, and they usually stick to a magnet… BUT a common misconception is that steel is the only metal that attracts a magnet. There are actually three common elements that pull to a magnet, and those are iron, nickel, and cobalt. Examples of ferrous scrap: old automobiles, farm equipment, household appliances, structural steel, and anything else that was made from iron and steel.
Non-ferrous metals are generally non-magnetic (except for nickel and cobalt). Examples of non ferrous scrap: aluminum, brass, copper, zinc, lead, and nickel. Click DETAILS for a full list of materials we accept .
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Ferrous metals are alloys of iron, and they usually stick to a magnet… BUT a common misconception is that steel is the only metal that attracts a magnet. There are actually three common elements that pull to a magnet, and those are iron, nickel, and cobalt. Examples of ferrous scrap: old automobiles, farm equipment, household appliances, structural steel, and anything else that was made from iron and steel.
Non-ferrous metals are generally non-magnetic (except for nickel and cobalt). Examples of non ferrous scrap: aluminum, brass, copper, zinc, lead, and nickel. Click DETAILS for a full list of materials we accept .
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