Non-ferrous scrap from automotive and vehicle dismantling
Run a dismantling yard, an end-of-life vehicle station or a workshop? Radiators, alloy wheels, aluminium castings, copper harnesses, alternators and batteries are a whole family of non-ferrous metals from a single vehicle - and we know each of those streams. We price against current market quotations, check unusual material with a handheld spectrometer, when needed collect with our own transport on larger loads, and sell straight to smelters and foundries.
What we take from automotive dismantling
Dismantling yards and end-of-life vehicle stations hand over one of the most varied non-ferrous streams on the market: a single car yields aluminium and copper radiators, alloy wheels, aluminium castings, copper harnesses and electric motors, plus batteries. We separate and classify each of those fractions individually - with a spectrometer when needed - so you get paid for the actual grade, not for a blended “dismantling mix”.
We serve dismantling yards, end-of-life vehicle stations and workshops as steady B2B suppliers. Whether you hand over a pallet of radiators a week or full containers of sorted metals, you get a price based on current market quotations, while collection is agreed individually. We sell the material straight to smelters and foundries, so the shorter sales chain works for your rate.
The most common non-ferrous streams from vehicle dismantling. Not sure of the grade? A photo from the yard is enough - we handle the rest.
Aluminium and copper radiators
Radiators, heater cores and intercoolers - clean aluminium and alu-copper mix; we classify by copper share and settle each fraction separately.
Alloy wheels
Light-alloy wheels, without tyres - once cleared of steel parts, a uniform, highly priced aluminium stream.
Castings (aluminium, silumin)
Heads, housings and casings in aluminium and silumin - a brittle foundry alloy with silicon, priced separately from profile and sheet.
Wiring harnesses
Vehicle electrical harnesses - thin copper in insulation; we assess the yield separately and, on larger loads, settle after granulation.
Alternators, starters and motors
Complete alternators and starters plus small electric motors - priced by the real copper content in the windings, with no need to strip them.
Lead-acid batteries
Whole car batteries - accepted in line with formal and safety requirements, with full documentation after delivery.
How we collect material from dismantling
Metals from dismantling needn’t pile up in your yard. We agree supply terms and any collection schedule in advance, taking the plant’s operating schedule into account.
Show us the material
Call or send photos from the dismantling yard on WhatsApp. The type of non-ferrous metal and a rough quantity are all we need to quote a rate within one business day.
We agree pricing and collection
We price against current market quotations and the actual grade, and check unusual material with a handheld spectrometer at the branch. For repeat deliveries from dismantling we agree terms up front and - from a few tonnes up - can send our own transport on a set date.
We weigh and settle
We weigh in front of you on legally verified scales, you get the documents appropriate to the delivery and a settlement with no surprises. The non-ferrous metals go straight to smelters and foundries.
Your plant's first delivery
Before making an enquiry, separate material by known grades. Tell us the approximate weight, location, packaging and frequency; add photos and information about contamination, oil or coolant. Include the alloy designation if available. We confirm final grading after assessing the material.
Before loading, agree the branch, delivery date, unloading arrangements, documents and settlement terms. If a KPO is required, the transferor prepares it before transport. Suppliers usually deliver the material; collection is agreed according to material type, quantity and location.
7 of our 9 branches accept business suppliers: five serve businesses only, while Warsaw Targówek and Otwock also accept individuals. Both Biała Podlaska points serve individuals only. The Wilanów head office does not accept material.
- Warszawa Targówek · Businesses and individuals · +48 516 041 683
- Otwock · Businesses and individuals · +48 601 336 906
- Łódź · Businesses only · +48 506 054 883
- Poznań (Gądki) · Businesses only · +48 505 118 482
- Wrocław · Businesses only · +48 609 889 966
- Będzin · Businesses only · +48 601 367 273
- Gdynia (Trójmiasto) · Businesses only · +48 504 231 190
Related groups and knowledge
A single vehicle yields a whole family of non-ferrous metals - aluminium, copper, cables, motors and batteries. We classify and settle each of these groups separately; below you’ll find the details for the most common dismantling streams.
Worth knowing
Vehicle dismantling and automotive - frequently asked questions
Do you accept alu-copper (mixed) radiators?
Yes. Radiators, heater cores and intercoolers are accepted both as all-aluminium and as an alu-copper mix. The fractions are classified by copper share and settled separately, so the copper in a radiator is not settled as aluminium.
Do the wheels have to be taken off the tyres?
Yes - light-alloy wheels are taken in without tyres only, because we do not buy tyres themselves. Settlement follows once the wheel is cleared of steel parts, so you get paid for the aluminium alone.
Do alternators and starters have to be stripped?
No. Alternators, starters and small electric motors are accepted complete and priced by the real copper content in the windings - no dismantling on your side is needed.
Do you accept lead-acid batteries from an end-of-life vehicle station?
Yes, car batteries are accepted whole, in line with formal and safety requirements, and full documentation is handed over after delivery.
What is silumin and how is it priced?
Silumin is a brittle aluminium foundry alloy with silicon - heads, housings and casings are made of it. It is priced separately from aluminium profile and sheet, because it is a different grade with a different value. Unclear alloys are confirmed with a handheld spectrometer at the branch.
What does regular cooperation with a dismantling station look like?
For repeat deliveries from dismantling the terms are set up front, and on larger quantities our own transport can be sent on a set date.