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Copper is one of the most common metals that we make use of. It is a fantastic conductor, which means that it can hold heat and electricity well so it is often used in construction and industrial machinery. For this reason, you can frequently find copper available for scrap and recycling. However, not all scrap

Tantalum is a distinctive metal with unique properties which make it an essential material in various global industries. The properties include an incredibly high melting point, being very resistant to corrosion and being highly conductive of electricity and heat. In our recent guide to metal recycling, we spoke about the uses of tantalum and how

Telling the difference between metals can be difficult at the best of times, but it can help if you know a little bit about each metal to assist you with differentiating.  In our recent guide to metal recycling, we told you all about some of the most popular metals that we, at Langley Recycling, take

In our recent guide to metal recycling, we like to think we made it very clear just how passionate we are about the planet and helping to reduce global warming through educating people on recycling different metals.  In the articles that followed, we wanted to really zone in on the different types of metals you

See all of our September 2021 Specials for Customer Appreciation Day. Customer Appreciation Days are a unique opportunity for our customers to get better pricing on their scrap materials – a little bit of a bonus just for being part of the Langley Recycling family. September 2nd Aluminum can $0.48-$0.50 Stainless steel $.050-$.052 September 8th

Have you ever wondered what aluminum cans can be recycled into? Well, the answer to that question is a lot!  Aluminum cans are one of the most collected recycling items and one of the easiest materials for recycling companies to process. In addition, aluminum is very sustainable and is of high value in the recycling

If you’re cleaning or re-doing your home, you might be wondering what to do with all of your extra stuff. If it’s big, hard to move, or made of certain materials, you might not be able to put it on the curb and have it picked up. So, what do you do with it? If

When you think of cast iron, images of the industrial revolution may flash in your mind. We’re talking about smoke and fumes being pumped out from factories into the air.  However, a lot has changed in the world of metal since then – including rapid advancements in recycling. But just how sustainable is cast iron

When it comes to scrap metal, it can be difficult to know what to do with it. If you read our recent metal recycling guide, you’ll know that the most sensible, responsible and beneficial option for unwanted metal is to take it to a metal recycling facility (such as Langley Recycling) where you can get

Metal recycling plays a huge role in both the environmental and manufacturing industries in the US. There are endless reasons to recycle and it’s a lot easier (and more worth your while) than you might think. As well as benefits for you, the environment and various industries throughout the US, recycling holds a huge workforce