Pittsburgh USA Scrap Metal Prices Ferrous and Non Ferrous

Here are the latest scrap metal prices for ferrous and non-ferrous scrap metals in the Pittsburgh area

NON FERROUS SCRAP METAL

Material	Price
appears to be an empty link with target # Aluminum	.40 / lb
appears to be an empty link with target # Aluminum Cans	.45 / lb
appears to be an empty link with target # Iron & Aluminum	.11 / lb
appears to be an empty link with target # Aluminum Cast	.40 / lb
appears to be an empty link with target # Aluminum Trngs	.30 / lb
appears to be an empty link with target # ACR Clean	1.15 / lb
appears to be an empty link with target # ACR Dirty	.40 / lb
appears to be an empty link with target # Copper #1	2.70 / lb
appears to be an empty link with target # Copper #2	2.50 / lb
appears to be an empty link with target # Copper #3	2.40 / lb
appears to be an empty link with target # Electric Motor	.15 / lb
appears to be an empty link with target # Yellow Brass	1.75 / lb
appears to be an empty link with target # Red Brass	1.85 / lb
appears to be an empty link with target # Mixed Brass	1.80 / lb
appears to be an empty link with target # Stainless	.40 / lb
appears to be an empty link with target # Batteries	.11 / lb
appears to be an empty link with target # Lead	.25 / lb
appears to be an empty link with target # Heater Core	.70 / lb
appears to be an empty link with target # Radiators Clean	1.70 / lb
appears to be an empty link with target # Radiators Dirty	.60 / lb
appears to be an empty link with target # Sealed Units	.10 / lb

FERROUS SCRAP METAL PRICES

P&S Prepared  11.00 / 100 lb

P&S Unrepared 10.00 / 100 lb

#1 Prepared 10.00 / 100 lb

#1 Unrepared  9.00 / 100 lb

Cast Iron 9.00 / 100 lb

Clean Tin  9.00 / 100 lb

Dirty Tin / Shred     8.50 / 100 lb

Steel Turnings  7.50 / 100 lb

Drums & Rotors  10.00 / 100 lb

Pricing above is subject to change due to market conditions.  Always remember to keep debris out of your scrap metals and to separate your metals into ferrous and non ferrous grades to maximize your recycling dollars.  Use a magnet to determine what metals are ferrous and what metals are non ferrous.

Source:  American Steel Processing