Motor, transformer and generator scrap
Complete units or stripped.
What we accept
Electric motors, transformers and generators, taken as complete units or already stripped, from plant replacement, maintenance and decommissioning.
The winding decides the grade
A motor or transformer is bought on the copper or aluminium winding inside it against the steel and casing around it. That is why a unit is assessed rather than weighed alone.
Complete or stripped, both taken
There is no requirement to strip a unit before delivery. Stripping changes which grades the material falls into rather than whether it is accepted.
Copper wound against aluminium wound
A motor or transformer is bought on the winding inside it. Copper windings are worth considerably more than aluminium, and which one a unit carries is established before it is priced.
Complete units
A motor taken whole carries a steel or cast housing, a shaft and bearings alongside the winding. It is assessed on recoverable copper set against the gross weight of the unit.
From the yard to the port
Five stages, handled by us, in the order they happen.
- 01
Grading and preparation
Material is sorted and graded, then cut, sheared or baled to the size the buyer specifies.
- 02
Weighing
Every load is weighed and a weight ticket is issued against it, recording gross, tare and net.
- 03
Inspection
A lot may be inspected at the yard by arrangement. Photographs and weights of a specific lot are provided on request.
- 04
Container loading
Sorted material is loaded to container at the yard, grade by grade rather than mixed.
- 05
Documentation and shipment
Paperwork is handled from the yard through to the port, and the shipment leaves through Shuaiba or Shuwaikh.
Submit an enquiry
Enquiries for disposal contracts and material purchases are handled from the same office. Documentation is provided on request.
Every enquiry is answered within 24 hours