Alloy Wheels Scrap

Alloy wheels scrap refers to discarded or damaged alloy wheels, primarily made from aluminum or magnesium alloys, used in automotive applications. These wheels are lightweight, corrosion-resistant, and aesthetically appealing, making them popular in vehicles. When they become unusable due to damage, wear, or obsolescence, they are collected and recycled as scrap for their valuable metal content.

• Key Characteristics:
• Composition: Primarily aluminum (90-95%), with trace amounts of magnesium, silicon, or other metals depending on the alloy.
• Types: Includes car, truck, and motorcycle alloy wheels, often categorized as "clean" (free of tires, weights, or contaminants) or "dirty" (with attachments).
• Export Markets: High demand in countries with aluminum smelting facilities, such as China, India, and the Middle East.