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THEDANIMAL difference between extruded... 12-02-2014, 06:27 PM
Otto Just look at the profile. If... 12-02-2014, 06:43 PM
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mthomasdev Parker, I would disagree... 12-03-2014, 04:59 PM
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mthomasdev All the yards that I use that... 12-04-2014, 05:02 PM
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scrappinlife difference between extruded... 12-03-2014, 06:29 PM
hobo finds all sheet by me as well.... 12-03-2014, 06:41 PM
EcoSafe Heat sinks are extruded no... 12-03-2014, 09:22 PM
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zaydeh many aluminum heat sinks are... 12-08-2014, 12:57 PM
newattitude I've never known crutches to... 12-08-2014, 04:11 AM
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ozarksewaste I would hazard a guess that... 11-23-2018, 01:19 PM
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    I've never known crutches to be anything other than old sheet. If its cleaned it *may* go as what I know as ''clip.''

    Umbrellas are bought as old sheet and then we upgrade them to painted extrusion or #3 extrusion

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    Quote Originally Posted by newattitude View Post
    I've never known crutches to be anything other than old sheet. If its cleaned it *may* go as what I know as ''clip.''

    Umbrellas are bought as old sheet and then we upgrade them to painted extrusion or #3 extrusion
    I think this thread just shows everyone how different things are from one yard to the next and how important it is to now how each of your yards classify items and what they pay for them in order to maximize profits.

    I have 3 yards that get 99% of my material. One large multi location yard only has clean and dirty aluminum (and aluminum rims). My main yard closest to my house has many categories, but not Mixed Low Copper Clip, otherwise know as MLC or Clip. They do have a Solids category that may be the same a MLC. Another yard about 40 minutes away has numerous categories. I'm not up there enough to have a full understanding of how they grade every category. I have sold computer heat sinks there and most times gotten extrusions. I did get MLC once for them.

    As New has indicated, yards will purchase as one category and upgrade to another, as her umbrella explanation shows. My advice to everyone is to ask alot of questions at your yards. Learn the way they grade and what you need to do to upgrade these items yourself.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mthomasdev View Post
    I think this thread just shows everyone how different things are from one yard to the next and how important it is to now how each of your yards classify items and what they pay for them in order to maximize profits.

    I have 3 yards that get 99% of my material. One large multi location yard only has clean and dirty aluminum (and aluminum rims). My main yard closest to my house has many categories, but not Mixed Low Copper Clip, otherwise know as MLC or Clip. They do have a Solids category that may be the same a MLC. Another yard about 40 minutes away has numerous categories. I'm not up there enough to have a full understanding of how they grade every category. I have sold computer heat sinks there and most times gotten extrusions. I did get MLC once for them.

    As New has indicated, yards will purchase as one category and upgrade to another, as her umbrella explanation shows. My advice to everyone is to ask alot of questions at your yards. Learn the way they grade and what you need to do to upgrade these items yourself.
    Man iam lucky I guess. My yard only differentiate' s cans (higher price) everything else goes in same tub, same price.

    But having worked at that yard I know they separate it themselves.

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