Best Places to Find Copper for Scrapping

Описание: One of my viewers, ‪@JunkRemovalwithChrisAndTania‬ , asked a question on of our videos. “I personally would like to know more about copper. Best sources besides wires & pipes. I know appliances can give you a decent amount like fridges but the last time I tired I cut a copper pipe and it hissed air for like 20 minutes, scared me if it may be free on or not lol. So I guess "copper you can pull from appliances and where to find””

If you're looking to add copper to your scrap collection, there are a variety of sources from which you can obtain it. Two of the most common places to find copper are plumbing and electrical lines, which can be a great starting point for anyone new to scrapping. You'll find that Copper 1 and Copper 2 are the most commonly found types of copper.

When you bring your copper to the scrap yard, it's important to separate it as much as possible. Not only will this increase the value of your scrap, but it also ensures that the specific type of copper is recycled properly. By doing this, you're not only helping the environment but also getting the best price for your copper scrap.

For those who run a junk removal company, scrapping copper is a great way to generate extra profit. By including copper in your list of accepted materials, you can attract more customers and make the most out of your business. Plus, since copper is so commonly found in plumbing and wires, it's an easy material to obtain and process.

One of the best things about scrapping copper is that it can be obtained from scrap materials.However, it's important to note that some appliances contain Freon, which can be harmful to the environment if not disposed of properly. Remember to follow the proper recycling procedures to keep yourself and the environment safe.
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