How does a scrap yard work?

Answer 1

A scrap yard works by collecting, sorting, grading, and processing different types of metal so they can be reused in manufacturing. When material arrives, it’s first inspected and separated into ferrous and non-ferrous metals using magnets and visual checks. The scrap is then weighed, graded by purity, and prepared for processing. Facilities like Kangaroo Copper Recycling follow standard industry procedures, ensuring metals are handled safely, accurately recorded, and sent for further processing such as shredding or melting.

Answer 2

A scrap yard works by opening the yard for people to drop off metal items. The person is paid per pound. The scrap yard hauls the metal to a different location and receives more money per pound.