Unprepared Cast Iron scrap rate today in US

Get today's or the latest prices for Unprepared Cast Iron from different scrap yards across United States. These rates are from 200+ Scrap Yards in different provinces.

As per the current market rates, The average price of Unprepared Cast Iron is $217.13/ton across varieties.

Scrap metal rate today

Metal	Price ($)	Updated
Unprepared Cast Iron	$217.13/ton	02/12/2023
Unprepared Cast Iron	$217.13/ton	28/11/2023
Unprepared Cast Iron	$217.13/ton	26/11/2023
Unprepared Cast Iron	$217.13/ton	22/11/2023
Unprepared Cast Iron	$217.13/ton	21/11/2023
Unprepared Cast Iron	$217.13/ton	17/11/2023
Unprepared Cast Iron	$211.38/ton	10/11/2023
Unprepared Cast Iron	$211.38/ton	07/11/2023
Unprepared Cast Iron	$210.00/ton	01/11/2023
Unprepared Cast Iron	$210.00/ton	29/10/2023
Unprepared Cast Iron	$210.00/ton	19/10/2023
Unprepared Cast Iron	$210.00/ton	17/10/2023
Unprepared Cast Iron	$210.00/ton	15/10/2023
Unprepared Cast Iron	$210.00/ton	14/10/2023
Unprepared Cast Iron	$210.00/ton	13/10/2023

Steel: Steel is the most commonly recycled metal in the world, and the US is no exception. This durable and versatile metal is found in a wide range of products, including cars, appliances, and construction materials. Scrap steel is often melted down and reused in the production of new steel products.

Copper: Copper is a valuable scrap metal that is commonly found in electrical wiring, plumbing fixtures, and other construction materials. Because of its high conductivity and durability, copper is a popular choice for many industrial and consumer products. Scrap copper can be melted down and reused in the production of new copper products.

Brass: Brass is an alloy made from copper and zinc that is commonly used in plumbing fixtures, electrical components, and decorative items. Because of its corrosion resistance and durability, scrap brass is often melted down and reused in the production of new brass products.

Lead: Lead is a heavy and malleable metal that is commonly used in batteries, construction materials, and ammunition. Although lead is a toxic material and requires special handling, it is often recycled and reused in the production of new lead products.

Zinc: Zinc is a versatile and widely used metal that has numerous applications in various industries. It is often used as a coating to protect other metals from corrosion and is also used in the production of alloys, such as brass and bronze.