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For fabricators, engineers and production plants

Industrial & manufacturing

Your offcuts are a raw material with a market price. We set up segregation at the machine, take the grading argument off the table, and pay a rebate that shows up on your P&L instead of your waste bill.

What you get

How it works in practice

Every arrangement is written down before it starts — what turns up, how often, what it’s worth and what you receive on paper.

A pile of mixed metal components awaiting sorting
Segregation designed at the machine
We walk the floor, map where each alloy is generated, and place labelled receptacles at the point of cut. Clean streams grade higher, so segregation is the single biggest lever on your return.
Swarf, turnings and fines
Sealed stillages for wet turnings, and oil content assessed transparently rather than deducted by guesswork.
On-site processing where it pays
Where volumes support it we can install baling or shearing at your site, cutting cartage movements and lifting the grade of what leaves the gate.
Rebates you can forecast
Statements reconcile tonnage by grade against the index, so finance can model the rebate line instead of treating it as a windfall.

From first call to first rebate

Usually two to three weeks, faster if the site is already segregated.

  1. 01

    Site walk

    We look at where the metal is actually generated, not where the bin currently sits.

  2. 02

    Written proposal

    Bin plan, swap frequency, indicative rates and the reporting you'll receive.

  3. 03

    Equipment on site

    Bins and signage delivered, crews inducted, first collection scheduled.

  4. 04

    Reconciliation

    Tonnage by grade against the index, rebate paid on a fixed day.

Ready to talk about industrial & manufacturing?

Send through your site details and rough volumes. We'll come back inside one business day with a written proposal and indicative rates.