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The Weighbridge 009: Metals Slide as NZ Dollar Rises
Copper fell 2.7%, aluminium dipped below US$3,000/t and a stronger NZ dollar added pressure on scrap values.
Scrap Lead Auckland: Prices, Grades & Where to Recycle
Got old lead flashing, pipes, wheel weights or roofing scrap? Find out what counts as scrap lead, how Endless grades it and where to recycle it in Auckland.
Is Stainless Steel Magnetic? How to Test It, Sort It and Get Paid Properly
Magnet sticking to your stainless steel? Discover why some stainless is magnetic, how 304 and 316 differ, and how Endless grades stainless steel for recycling in Auckland.
The Weighbridge 008: Copper Climbs as Aluminium Slides
Copper rose 2.2% on Chilean supply concerns, aluminium fell to an eight-month low and steel held at US$410/t. What it means for your scrap.
Cast Iron Scrap in Auckland: What It’s Worth, What Counts, and How It’s Graded
Cast iron scrap in Auckland: learn what counts as cast iron, how it is graded, what affects its value and where to recycle cast iron for the current scrap metal price in NZ.
The Weighbridge 007: Metals Cool as NZ Dollar Falls
The NZ dollar hit an 11-month low as aluminium and nickel fell, while steel and copper held firm. Plus, longer Saturday hours at Onehunga.
Golf Club Recycling Auckland: Give Em Another Round
This October, Golf Ball Recycling NZ and Endless Metals are giving Auckland golfers another option for old, unwanted and damaged golf clubs through a new golf club recycling pilot, supported by Auckland Golf Inc.
Why Do Scrap Metal Prices Change? What Moves Your Rate
Ever wondered why metal prices change from one week to the next? We break down how global markets, the NZ dollar, material grades and processing affect what your metal is worth in Auckland.
The Weighbridge 006: Steel Pushes Higher
Steel climbed 2.5% to US$410/t, copper cooled from a fresh record and a weaker NZ dollar kept supporting Auckland scrap returns.
The Weighbridge 005: Copper Climbs Again
Copper rose 4.1%, steel broke through US$400/t and a weaker NZ dollar added support for Auckland scrap sellers. Plus, meet Mo.