Metal scrap recycling is a critical process for conserving natural resources and reducing industrial emissions. It starts with the collection of ferrous and non-ferrous metals from sources like demolished buildings, vehicles, manufacturing waste, and consumer products.

Collected metals are sorted using magnetic and eddy current separators, then cleaned and processed through shredding and melting. The molten metal is purified and recast into ingots or other forms for reuse in construction, automotive, and manufacturing sectors. Recycling metals saves up to 95% of energy compared to producing new metal from ore.