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ACCEPTED SCRAP METAL ITEMS : for scrap metal items accepted use pics from current sitehttps://www.einfaltinc.com/whatwebuy.html or find stock photos to use and I will replace them. There are more items to get pictures for as we have added more items since site was built. Can you also set up I can add a brief word description to go woth pic and elaborate on what this scrap can consist of.
NOT ACCEPTED SCRAP METAL ITEMS (can provide pics with each too):
- Pressurized tanks or cylinders (propane tanks, oxygen tanks, fire extinguishers) UNLESS VALVE OUT AND CUT IN HALF.
- Sealed containers of any kind
- Fuel tanks that have not been properly cleaned and certified (must have a hole in tank to see that it is cleaned out)
- Oil, fuel, antifreeze, or chemical containers with residue
- Paint cans (especially with liquid paint inside)
- Asbestos-containing materials
- Radioactive materials or medical waste
- Explosives, ammunition, or flares
- whole tires ( only exception is purchasing a vehicle with tires on. Will accept 5 tires per vehicle for a $3 charge per tire)
- Plastics, rubber, or fiberglass
- Rocks, Concrete or stone
- Wood, insulation, or drywall
- Household garbage or construction debris
- Refrigerators, freezers, and air conditioners that still contain refrigerant ( will accept for free if refrigerant not drained)
- Transformers, capacitors, or equipment that may contain PCBs
- Contaminated metal (oil-soaked, chemical-soaked, or heavily greased material)
- Medical equipment that has not been decontaminated
- Sharps or biohazard materials
- Liquids of any kind
- Common rule of thumb: If it is not primarily metal, is pressurized, contains liquids, or is hazardous/regulated, most scrap yards will not accept it without special handling or documentation.
