Other Metals

We are dedicated to sustainability by recycling lead, zinc, brass and bronze for a cleaner future.



  • What are the main applications of lead?

    Lead is primarily used in batteries, radiation shielding, and solders due to its density and malleability.

  • What properties make zinc a valuable material?

    Zinc is valued for its corrosion resistance and its ability to form alloys, making it ideal for galvanizing steel and manufacturing electronic components.

  • How are brass and bronze different in terms of composition and use?

    Brass is an alloy of copper and zinc, known for its ductility and resistance to corrosion, while bronze is an alloy of copper and tin, valued for its hardness and resistance to wear. Brass is used in mechanical and decorative components, while bronze is used in sculptures and tools.

  • Why is recycling lead, zinc, brass and bronze important?

    Recycling these metals reduces the need to extract new raw materials, decreases the environmental impact associated with mining and processing, and encourages more sustainable and responsible industrial practices.

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