Non-Ferrous scrap includes aluminum, brass, bronze, copper, stainless steel, lead, zinc, insulated copper and aluminum wire, radiators and lead-acid batteries. This material can be prompt industrial, post consumer and/or obsolete equipment and machinery.

Alloy scrap includes Nickel and Nickel base alloys, Hastelloys, Nickel-Coppers, Nickel-Chromes, Cobalt and Cobalt base alloys, Stellites, heat-treat alloys, complex-nickels, corrosion resistant metals, Titanium, Tungsten, Tantalum, Zirconium, Rare Earth's, Exotics and Superalloys.

All of this material is purchased and sold in the following forms: anodes, blades, borings, castings, cathode, clippings, chips, coils, drills, dummies, electrodes, extrusions, fabricated parts, fasteners, flashings, foil, forgings, machined parts, peels, pipe, plate, powders, punchings, slab ends, solids, spills, spinnings, stampings, slag, turnings, tundish and wire. We also purchase and market these same items in useable form at our customers' request.

Ferrous scrap includes all grades of steel, alloy steel, tool steel, hot work chromium steel, plate & structural steel, sheet steel clippings, machine shop steel turnings and borings, automobile hulks, whole or unbroken machinery, electric furnace casting and foundry grade steel, cast iron grades, ductile iron and railroad scrap.

Electronic Waste & Scrap

The California Integrated Waste Management Board (CIWMB), in collaboration with the California Department of Toxic Substance Control (DTSC) has evaluated Kramer Metals, Inc. and has approved us as a collector of covered electronic waste (CEW) under California's Electronic Waste Recycling Act of 2003, Authorization ID No. 101801.


Appliance Recycling

California Enviornmental Protection Agency, California Department of Toxic Substances Control has evaluated Kramer Metals, Inc. and has certified us to recycle appliances in the State of California. Our Certified Appliance Recycler is #0144.