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Welcome to Metal Scraps Sourcing
Metal Scraps Sourcing is one of the UK largest recycling companies, and the largest in the West Yorkshire. It handles over three million tonnes of scrap metal a year.
The company operates from its own 10 acre site close to Halifax, West Yorkshire in the UK.
The company has an annual turnover of USD 35 million, trading worldwide and employing 70 people engaged in all aspects of metal reclamation.
Trading Divisions:
• - Non-ferrous and ferrous scrap
• - Reclamation of non-ferrous drosses and residues
• - Tin plate, electrical steels, seconds and reusables of ferrous and non-ferrous sheets, bars, tubes etc.
For more detailed information on each division and photographs of our usual stock items, please contact us directly.
Welcome to Metal Scraps Sourcing - a UK company dealing worldwide in non-ferrous and ferrous recyclable scrap metal, and scrap plastics.
Metal Scraps Sourcing has got the right experience in national and international trade. We are a young, dynamic company who work hard to be the right partner for your business.
Our Customers are regarded as long-term business partners.
Wehave built up trust with our suppliers and continues to deliver the right products in the right volumes, on time to our buyers. Close business relationships have been nurtured and we relies on our dedicated workforce and a global network to make sure customers’ needs are always met.
We use their new 125 ton 3 ram baler to bale both non-ferrous and ferrous material.
We had been very impressed with the dense 300 x 300 mm bales it produced on ferrous material and once our machines are commissioned on site, director Liman Harper got it straight into operation. Supplied with a PLC system, this machine can produce a bale approximately every 70 seconds.
It has a throughput of 2 - 4 ton/hr on steel, it is supplied with PLC control and has cycle time of 70 seconds.
The machine is built with MN65 steel liners, lid and box blades and is supplied with an in feed hopper.
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