Brass Scrap

What is Brass Scrap?

Brass Scrap is a recyclable non-ferrous material made primarily from copper and zinc alloys. Known for its strength, corrosion resistance, and excellent machinability, brass scrap is a key raw material in plumbing, industrial fittings, decorative hardware, and automotive applications.

Types of Brass Scrap We Supply

1. Honey (Yellow Brass)

• The most common grade of brass scrap

• Consists of mixed yellow brass solids, typically from plumbing fixtures, valves, faucets, and sheet brass

• Contains approximately 60-70% copper and 30-40% zinc

• Clean, dry, and free from excessive impurities or attachments

• Widely used in re-melting operations to manufacture new brass products and alloys

Applications of Brass Scrap

• Plumbing Industry – pipes, fittings, and fixtures

• Construction – door handles, locks, and decorative hardware

• Industrial Use – machine parts, fasteners, and gears

• Automotive & Electrical – connectors, switches, and components

• Foundries & Recycling Plants – re-melted into new brass alloys

Why Choose Our Brass Scrap?

• Reliable supply of Honey (Yellow Brass) scrap

• Meets ISRI standards and international quality requirements

• Clean, sorted, and bulk-ready for export markets

• Competitive pricing and flexible shipping solutions

• Suitable for foundries, manufacturers, and recycling industries

Sustainability Benefits

Recycling brass scrap reduces energy consumption, conserves copper and zinc resources, and minimizes waste sent to landfills—supporting a sustainable global recycling chain.