Raven Scrap Metals
Please note that Raven has temporarily suspended our ferrous metals service, end-of-life vehicle recycling and white goods recycling. Our non-ferrous metals service will remain available. Learn more here.
What Do We Accept?
We currently accept non-ferrous metals. We accept commercial as well as household materials.
To know if something is non-ferrous, try sticking a magnet to it. If the magnet won’t stick, your metal is worth money!
We are no longer accepting white goods (stoves, washing machines, fridges, water coolers, dehumidifiers, air conditioners etc.).
Non-ferrous Metals (non-magnetic)
We purchase the following non-ferrous metals – think ABCS+L:
• Aluminum
• Brass
• Copper
• Stainless steel
• Lead
We also purchase other items:
• Lead-acid batteries
• Christmas lights
• Starters
• Converters
• Alternators
• And more
See the current metal prices for a full list of what we accept.
Metal prices change throughout the year depending on market prices and are charged at the discretion of the attendant. Clean, separated metals will receive a better price per pound.
Ferrous Metals
Please note that Raven has temporarily suspended our ferrous metals service. Learn more here.
Tipping fees for ferrous metals are charged at the discretion of the attendant.
The standard fee for dropping off ferrous metal is $115/tonne.
Examples of ferrous items we accept include:
• Steel
• De-polluted vehicle scrap
• Cast and wrought iron
• HMS, bushelings
• And more.
Hours & Location
Raven Scrap Metals is open 9:00 – 4:00, Tuesday to Saturday.
Enter through the second gate to the right of our public drop-off on Industrial Road.
Please stay in your vehicle until the attendant arrives and follow the rules for drop-off:
• Must have picture ID
• No plastics, wood or fabrics
• No liquids (oil, fuel, refrigerant)
• No bungs on barrels
• No tires on rims
• No weights on rims
• No electronics
• No scavenging without permission from attendant. Must have high vis and steel toes.
• All loads will be inspected
Thanks for your cooperation!
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