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EXPERT BIN MANAGEMENT
Benton Metal Recycling has all your bin requirements covered. We have containers and bins sized to meet your needs, offer convenient drop off and pick up of containers and bins for metal scrap, and provide multi-site location support.
Toggle through the various bin sizes to estimate the bin specifications of your scrap metal recycling project.
Used for small, heavy metals, such as:
- Steel machine punchings
- Small, heavy-gauge steel plate
- Large quantities of nuts and bolts
- Sealed compressor units
Used for less-compact, heavy-gauged metal, such as:
- Short lengths of heavy gauge pipe
- Short lengths of angle iron
- Short lengths of I beam
- Short lengths of bundled rebar
- Brake drums and rotors
Used for larger pieces of heavier metals, such as:
- Automotive rear ends
- Loose rebar
- Lighter-gauge steel skeleton plate (busheling)
- Pallet racking
- Aluminum motors and transmissions
- Steel and aluminum wheels
Typically used for lighter-gauge, higher-volume metals, such as:
- Lawn motors (drained of all fluids)
- Car hoods or doors
- Aluminum skeleton plate
- Corrugated steel roofing
- Store shelving
Typically used for the lightest-gauge and/or heaviest-volume metals, such as:
- File cabinets
- Appliances
- Lawn furniture
- Steel and aluminum gutters
- Computer towers
- Barbeques
Typically used for small pieces of non-ferrous metals, such as:
- Aluminum chips
- Aluminum cut-offs
- Brass water meters
- Small copper solids
- Insulated copper wire
- Stainless steel fittings
Typically used for non-ferrous metals, such as:
- Heavy-gauge copper wire (insulated or not)
- Heavy-gauge aluminum wire (insulated or not)
- Extruded aluminum up to six feet in length
- Copper pipe up to six feet in length
- Stainless, copper, and aluminum cookware
BIN & CONTAINER QUOTE
EXPERT BIN MANAGEMENT
Benton Metal Recycling has all of your bin requirements covered. We have containers and bins sized to meet your needs, offer convenient drop off and pick up of containers and bins for metal scrap, and provide multi-site location support.
Toggle through the various bin sizes to estimate the bin specifications of your scrap metal recycling project.
Used for small, heavy metals, such as:
- Steel machine punchings
- Small, heavy-gauge steel plate
- Large quantities of nuts and bolts
- Sealed compressor units
Used for less-compact, heavy-gauged metal, such as:
- Short lengths of heavy gauge pipe
- Short lengths of angle iron
- Short lengths of I beam
- Short lengths of bundled rebar
- Break drums and rotors
Used for larger pieces of heavier metals, such as:
- Automotive rear ends
- Loose rebar
- Lighter-gauge steel skeleton plate (busheling)
- Pallet racking
- Aluminum motors and transmissions
- Steel and aluminum wheels
Typically used for lighter-gauge, higher-volume metals, such as:
- Lawn motors (drained of all fluids)
- Car hoods or doors
- Aluminum skeleton plate
- Corrugated steel roofing
- Store shelving
Typically used for the lightest-gauge and/or heaviest-volume metals, such as:
- File cabinets
- Appliances
- Lawn furniture
- Steel and aluminum gutters
- Computer towers
- Barbeques
Typically used for small pieces of non-ferrous metals, such as:
- Aluminum chips
- Aluminum cut-offs
- Brass water meters
- Small copper solids
- Insulated copper wire
- Stainless steel fittings
Typically used for non-ferrous metals, such as:
- Heavy-gauge copper wire (insulated or not)
- Heavy-gauge aluminum wire (insulated or not)
- Extruded aluminum up to six feet in length
- Copper pipe up to six feet in length
- Stainless, copper, and aluminum cookware
