Any one have prices for items other than steel - Page 3

I get $2.40 #1 copper $2.25 #2 steel is at $.05 lb odd how prices vary just In nebraska

Green Boards $.25
Brown Boards $.25
Alum clean sheet $.53
#2 copper $2.21
Die cast $.30
Yellow Brass $1.66
Auto Batts $.30
#2 ins wire $.93
Copper content $.14
Cast Alum $.55
Compressor $.23
Dirty Alum $.29

All prices have +$.10 bonus pricing per pound after 10 trips the 11th trip gets the bonus

Brown Boards $.22 lb.
Dirty Stainless Steel $.19 lb.
Dirty Aluminum $.23 lb.

All prices have +$.10 bonus pricing per pound after 10 trips the 11th trip gets the bonus

Old valve propane tanks $2.00 each

Dirty Stainless $.12 lb

#2 Ins copper wire $.67 Lb
#1 Copper $1.80 Lb
#2 Copper $1.65 Lb
Yellow Brass $1.20 Lb
Car Battery $5.00 EA
Old sheet Alum $.32 Lb
Dirty/Irony Al ext $.35 Lb
Painted Al siding $.38 Lb
Electric Motors $.08 Lb

Alum Can's .40 lb
Old Sheet Alum .37 lb
Cast Alum .42 lb
House siding .42 lb
Radiators 1.25 lb

#1 Clean copper 1.98 lb
#2 Clean copper 1.80 lb

#1 Insulated .98 lb
#2 Insulated .65 lb

Car Battery .18 lb

Stainless Steel .32 lb

Yellow Brass 1.25 lb

because it is painted and paint is a contamination

Originally Posted by AuburnEwaste

because it is painted and paint is a contamination

Alum Can's .40 lb
Old Sheet Alum .37 lb
Cast Alum .42 lb
House siding .42 lb
Radiators 1.25 lb

Paying more than old sheet...

Originally Posted by hobo finds

Alum Can's .40 lb
Old Sheet Alum .37 lb
Cast Alum .42 lb
House siding .42 lb
Radiators 1.25 lb

Paying more than old sheet...

Painted siding is a known alloy, free of all steel, old sheet is any none cast not 2000 or 7000 series aluminum with 2-5% Fe depending on the package... Painted siding is a better then old sheet :-)

Originally Posted by HT1

Painted siding is a known alloy, free of all steel, old sheet is any none cast not 2000 or 7000 series aluminum with 2-5% Fe depending on the package... Painted siding is a better then old sheet :-)

Another question is Clean Sheet the same as MLC?

Originally Posted by hobo finds

Another question is Clean Sheet the same as MLC?

Probably/maybe "Clean sheet" is Slang,
MLC has to be new production sheet material not 2000 or 7000,
the term Clip is used as a replacement for MLC(Mixed Low Copper) often because most MLC is clippings and punchings from new manufactured material.
MLC HAS to be free of paint, caulk, steel and extrusions.
MLC will go straight into the furnace, get a test, and be adjusted to get the alloy needed so it is a primary not a secondary alloy like old sheet which gets shredded and processed

V/r HT1

I took in the Alum I've been picking up this summer and fall. I don't deal with big pieces so mostly from household items. Didn't take in any computer/tv heat sinks though.

I thought I had about 3 different kinds but they broke it down into 6 categories. I averaged 31.6 cents for the lot, the high was some extruded (didn't even thought I had any of this) at .40 and the low was "clean" (including all my cast) alum at 30 cents. I was expecting a few cents higher per pound but it was basically what I suspected. Cleaning out the garage a bit to do some trapping although the prices with those commodities aren't overly exciting either...