Aircraft & Jet Engine Recycling

Hi,
My company specializes in aircraft and jet engine recycling. We have over 20 years of experience doing this type of work. Our two areas our commerical and military aviation.

If you have projects to send our way don't hesitate to contact me.

Tim
http://www.aircraftdemolition.com

hi, everyone here :

i am at Vietnam , by seraching "recycle jet engine" i get the website,i want to know :if i offer scrap jet engines of shot downed fighter at Vietnam war.do anyone interest to buy them to recycle the rare metal?

and if u do not interest it,would u kindly recommend any rare metal dealer? thanks ahead.

regards

I did a quick Google search - jet engine parts are expensive.
You may be able to sell your parts to a Chinese vendor ( a lot of countries require extensive paperwork ) ... as far as exotic metals ? Google doesn't show anything in Vietnam, again you may have better luck selling in China.

Originally Posted by RLS0812

I did a quick Google search - jet engine parts are expensive.
You may be able to sell your parts to a Chinese vendor ( a lot of countries require extensive paperwork ) ... as far as exotic metals ? Google doesn't show anything in Vietnam, again you may have better luck selling in China.

I'm sure jet engine parts are expensive but what about the ones that come from crashed planes that have been laying there since the Vietnam war. I can't imagine them being worth anything but scrap.

as far as exotic metals ? Google doesn't show anything in Vietnam, again you may have better luck selling in China.

-----no,the scrap jet engines are all from the US aircraft during Vietnam war,so not exotic metals.as to sell it to Chinese scrap metal recycling company,i also have thinken over it ,because almost no scrap jet engines are sale in China,so Chinese scrap metal recycling company all do not familar to it ,even the Chinese scrap metal recycling company want to buy it,they also can not offer reasonable price,so i had better to contact scrap metal recycling company at developed countries.

I'm sure jet engine parts are expensive but what about the ones that come from crashed planes that have been laying there since the Vietnam war. I can't imagine them being worth anything but scrap.

--the rare metal of jet engine seems no rust even laying on field.

Originally Posted by vietnamwar

[...]so not exotic metals[...]

Google says:
Titanium
Nickel
Cobalt
Yttrium

The US government may try to claim it as US property if you attempt to import scrap ... hiring an international lawyer is advisable if you plan on importing.