Finally got round to taking my scrap to get weighed in ... all nicely sorted into tubs, total 150kg worth 117 quid
the one thing I won't bother with in future, a huge sack of crushed ally drinks cans collected over at least 18 months, 12kg = £4 f****ng 80p
When I had an engineering workshop, the only reason ali got taken to the scarp merchant was to make space. It certainly wasn't for the money.
In message snipped-for-privacy@mid.individual.net>, Andy Burns snipped-for-privacy@andyburns.uk writes
Prices here..
Well if they were worth much they would not make drink cans from them, would they. Also they can have different bits made from different alloys, are often printed and very dirty. All that has to be removed of course to melt the material down. Brian
I think they are all the same metal nowadays, aren't they? I remember when drinks cans were steel with aluminium tops for the ring pull; completely unrecyclable.
When did you last have your Haemoglobin A1c measured ? :-)
Should be between 20 and 41 mmol/litre
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