Radiator Scrap

Product Overview

Radiator Scrap is a valuable non-ferrous recyclable material widely used in the global metal recycling industry. Recovered from automotive, industrial, and cooling systems, radiator contains recyclable metals such as copper, aluminium, and brass, making it an important raw material for secondary metal processing.

At AWH Metal, we source and supply Radiator in a variety of grades and specifications to meet the requirements of recyclers, refiners, foundries, and industrial buyers. Our international sourcing network enables us to provide reliable supply solutions for customers seeking quality recyclable materials.


Types of Radiator Scrap We Supply

We deal in a wide range of Radiator Scrap, including:

  • Copper Radiator
  • Aluminium Radiator
  • Copper Aluminium Radiator (Cu/Al Radiators)
  • Brass Radiator
  • Automotive Radiators
  • Industrial Radiators
  • Clean Radiator
  • Mixed Radiator
  • Heater Core Scrap
  • Cooling System Radiators

Available grades and specifications may vary depending on sourcing location and market availability.
For more information about global recycling standards and industry best practices, visit the Bureau of International Recycling (BIR).


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