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Electric Motor Scrap Price: What Decides the Rate per Kilo
A motor is mostly steel with a valuable winding inside. Here is how winding metal, size, housing and stripping change the rate per kilo for scrap motors.
18 articles on grades, prices and selling scrap metal in Musaffah.

18 articles
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A motor is mostly steel with a valuable winding inside. Here is how winding metal, size, housing and stripping change the rate per kilo for scrap motors.
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Stainless scrap is priced on the nickel and molybdenum inside it, so 316 pays more than 304. Here is how to tell them apart and keep a load clean.
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AC and plumbing copper pipe is graded by what is still attached to it. Here is how fittings, solder and insulation change the rate per kilo, and how to sort it.
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A practical guide for workshops and site managers: how to sort scrap, what to photograph, what decides the rate and what to bring to the M42 yard in Musaffah.
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Copper cable is paid on the copper inside it, not on its total weight. Thick power cable and thin data cable can be far apart per kilo.
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Brass scrap is paid by the kilo, but not every kilo is worth the same. The grade, what is attached and how clean it is decide the rate.
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Aluminium is light, does not rust and can be recycled without losing quality. What it pays depends on its form and on what is still attached to it.
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Most sellers compare scrap dealers on the rate per kilo alone. The weight, the grade and the transport decide what you actually get paid, so they are worth checking too.
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Musaffah is Abu Dhabi’s main industrial area, and its workshops produce scrap every day. This is what usually comes out of them and how to turn it into money.
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A few minutes of preparation gets you a clearer quote and a quicker sale. This is what a metal scrap buyer will ask you, and what is worth checking first.
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A vehicle at the end of its life is mostly steel, with a few parts that carry most of the value. This is what sets the price, and what to sort out before it goes.
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Selling scrap is the first step in a longer chain. A dealer sorts, grades and prepares the metal, then sells it on to the mills and smelters that melt it into new material.
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Scrap metal is any metal that has finished its first use and can be recycled. A lot of what sits in stores, garages and site offices counts, and much of it is worth selling.
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The rate you are paid for scrap in Musaffah starts on international markets. This is how metal exchanges and price agencies such as Argus feed into a local price per kilo.
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Metal recycling turns used metal back into raw material for new products. Most metals can go round that loop many times without losing their properties.
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Bronze is copper mixed mainly with tin, and it usually carries more copper than brass. That is why bronze scrap is bought as its own grade and not thrown in with yellow brass.
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Copper scrap is any used or leftover copper that can be melted down again. What matters when you sell it is the grade, and the grade comes down to how clean the copper is.
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Steel scrap is used or leftover steel and iron that goes back to a mill to be melted. It pays the least per kilo of the common metals, but it usually comes in the biggest amounts.
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