Aluminium Recycling at Endless Metals

Endless is an industry-leading aluminium recycler in New Zealand, trusted by tradies, businesses, and households to turn scrap aluminium into real value while protecting the environment. We recycle every major variety of aluminium scrap, including extrusion profiles, sheet, cans, castings, wheels, and mixed grades. From clean, bare aluminium ready for top market prices to lower-grade materials with attachments, we offer competitive aluminium scrap prices and a straightforward recycling process. By specialising in all types of aluminium recycling, Endless helps keep this versatile metal in circulation while delivering maximum value to our customers.

Aluminium extrusion stacked piles.

Aluminium
Extrusion

Window frames and profiles

Aluminium domestic ladders ready for scrap.

Aluminium
Domestic

Household aluminium scrap

Aluminium hard alloy pipes clustered.

Aluminium
Hard Alloy

Stronger alloys used in aerospace and automotive

Stacks and piles of aluminium mill finished.

Aluminium
Mill Finished

Bare aluminium sheet with factory finish, unpainted

Aluminium Clip on a table.

Aluminium
Clip

Clean, uncoated aluminium sheet scrap

Aluminium cast objects sitting on a table.

Aluminium
Cast

Cast aluminium from engines and machinery

Aluminium litho in sheets.

Aluminium
Litho

Printing plates made from clean aluminium lithographic sheets

Aluminium foil crinkled up into a pile.

Aluminium
Foil

Clean lightweight aluminium foil

Aluminium
Mag Wheels

Alloy car wheels

Pile of aluminium rims from a truck.

Ali Truck Wheels

Large aluminium truck rims

Ground up piles of aluminium swarf.

Aluminium
Swarf

Shavings and turnings of aluminium

Pile of aluminium cans in a box.

Aluminium
Cans

Loose aluminium beverage cans

Bales of crushed aluminium cans.

Aluminium
Cans Baled

Compacted bundles of aluminium cans

Aluminium radiators in a pile ready to be scrapped.

Aluminium
Radiators

Radiators made primarily from aluminium cores and fins

Irony Ali Radiator
Ali Radiator w/ Attachments

Aluminium radiators mixed with steel or plastic contaminants

Irony Aluminium
Aluminium w/ Attachments

Aluminium scrap contaminated with attachments min 30% non-ferrous

Tightly wound up coil of Aluminium wire.

Aluminium Wire
Bare Aluminium Wire

Bare aluminium wire

Coiled ASCR aluminium cable.

ASCR

Steel-reinforced aluminium cable commonly used in power lines

Coils of aluminium wire PVC

Aluminium
Wire PVC

Aluminium wire coated in PVC insulation

Quick Facts on Aluminium

  1. NZ exports large amounts of aluminium scrap & waste
    In 2022, New Zealand exported 68,690,600 kg of scrap aluminium (worth about US$103,839,430) to various countries including India, China, and Korea.
  2. Aluminium exports value high
    In December 2023, New Zealand’s exports of aluminium (finished / semi-finished) were valued at approx US$796,821,124 (or USD thousands) per CEIC.
  3. Recycling aluminium saves energy
    Recycling aluminium consumes only ~5% of the energy needed to produce primary aluminium from ore and emits ~5% of the CO₂ compared to primary production.
  4. Aluminium recycling rate globally/NZ context
    Aluminium has a high recyclability rate (e.g. ~71% recycled quoted for NZ, which is much higher than many other materials).
  5. Recycling aluminium reduces demand for bauxite / raw materials
    For every kg of aluminium recycled, you typically avoid mining several kg of bauxite and associated chemical usage. (One NZ-oriented stat: 1 kg aluminium saves up to 6 kg bauxite + 4 kg chemicals + 14 kWh energy).
  6. Primary metals sector emissions and fuel use
    As of data from MBIE, the primary metal manufacturing sector in NZ (which includes aluminium) uses large quantities of energy and contributes significantly to CO₂ emissions, highlighting how much benefit is gained by increasing recycled aluminium usage.
  7. NZAS output scale
    The Tiwai smelter produces well over 300,000 tonnes of aluminium annually, making it a major industrial facility in NZ’s metals landscape.

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