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New Braunfels Recycling
How many times do you think you’ve thrown out something that could have been recycled and made you money? Maybe you’re asking yourself, why would a New Braunfels recycling facility pay me money for something I think is junk? Well, Bracken Recycling’s New Braunfels recycling division helps the environment by recycling and repurposing all kinds of metal that would otherwise be junk so they can be turned into new items. New Braunfels recycling also cuts down on ozone-depleting substance emissions coming from landfills.

What Kind of Metal is Considered Scrap?
Items you bring to our New Braunfels recycling division can include many forms of ferrous and non-ferrous metals. What differentiates ferrous and non-ferrous metals is the iron found in ferrous metals that doesn’t exist in non-ferrous metals. Ferrous metals are also magnetic. You can see from the Steel Recycling Institute that “steel is the world’s most recycled material. The amazing metallurgical properties of steel allow it to be recycled continually with no degradation in performance, and from one product to another.” These commonly recycled materials are acceptable for New Braunfels recycling:

Ferrous Metals
Metal Fencing & Roofing
Structural Steel
Iron
Carbon Steel
Tin
Mild Steel

Non-ferrous Metals
Stainless Steel
Brass
Aluminum
Lead
Copper
Zinc

So, is Your Material Recyclable?
If you still don’t know if your material counts as New Braunfels recycling, we have multiple ways for you to find out. Take a look at our YouTube videos that show exactly what we can accept or visit our website to see examples there. If it’s still not straightforward whether your items can be taken for New Braunfels recycling, feel free to contact us by phone at (210) 651-0870 or online. You can even send an image of your recyclables through Facebook. Whichever way you decide to reach out for New Braunfels recycling, our scrap metal recycling professionals at Bracken Recycling will help you to identify any of your ferrous and non-ferrous metals.