Metals

Aluminum Scrap

Aluminum scrap is recycled aluminum collected from beverage cans, automotive components, construction debris, and manufacturing residues. Secondary aluminum production from scrap uses 95% less energy than primary smelting, making it a critical sustainability feedstock. ISRI codes (Taint/Tabor, Tense, Twitch) classify quality.

  • Taint/Tabor (Old Sheet)
  • Tense (Used Cans)
  • Twitch (Cast)
  • Zorba (Shredded)
  • FOB
  • CIF
  • CFR
At a glance

Aluminum Scrap, in brief.

Common origins
  • United States
  • United Kingdom
  • Germany
  • Japan
  • Australia
Common destinations
  • China
  • India
  • South Korea
  • Malaysia
  • Indonesia
Grades and specifications
  • Taint/Tabor (Old Sheet)
  • Tense (Used Cans)
  • Twitch (Cast)
  • Zorba (Shredded)
Incoterms
  • FOB
  • CIF
  • CFR
Unit of measure
  • Metric Tons
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