Metallic mines are extracted from nature raw.

The raw material is converted to metallic by melting and gradual cooling under appropriate conditions.

Initiatives for iron and steel production in our country started after the establishment of the Republic under the leadership of the public and the first iron and steel enterprise was established in 1930s in Kırıkkale. Metals have a wide range of applications in industry due to their superior properties in a wide variety of types. They are considered to be the most important building and machine material, especially because of their superior mechanical properties. Metals are divided into two as iron-based metals and non-ferrous metals. Steel (iron-based metal) and aluminum (non-ferrous metal) are among the metals that have a large share in the recycling and recovery market.

Usage areas of metallic mines; Gold, Antimony, Chrome, Copper, Bauxite, Iron, Silver, Tin, Lead, Zinc, Cadmium, Molybdenum, Nickel, Tungsten, Vanadium. These mines are used with a wide range of products according to their intended use.
Iron and steel containing iron (steel is a low alloy of iron with carbon) are melted in electric arc and induction furnaces, basic oxygen furnaces and integrated plants, and are reusable metals in various ways.

Non-ferrous metals are mainly copper, zinc, lead, aluminum, nickel, brass, tin and magnesium. Non-ferrous metals also include precious metals (gold, silver palladium, platinum, etc.) and rare exotic metals (tungsten, molybdenum, nyobidium, hafnium, vanadium, zirconium, tellur, arsenic, beryllium, indium, lithium, cadmium, gallium, germanium, cobalt, bismuth, cerium, selenium, tantalum, titanium, mercury, etc.).

Metal scrap sector is a large and complex sector. Scrap metals; it has a considerable diversity, is not easily understood and has a very large resource. The main objectives of recovery include reducing the volume of waste to be disposed of and the protection of natural resources and the reduction of environmental pollution. Metals can be recycled endlessly without compromising their quality.

Metal Recycling is an Important Factor to Reduce Global Warming Threat.
Moreover, the amount of energy needed during this process is much less than the amount of energy consumed to extract the same metal from the mine.

In addition to saving energy, recycling also greatly reduces CO2 emissions.

Metal recycling, collection, classification, crushing-cutting-shredding, transport-unloading, baling, pressing compaction, re-use for repair, melting, cooking, refining, use of chemicals, shaping and etc. is a series of many-step operations.

We have to deliver metal waste to licensed facilities for recycling.

According to research, the energy spent for the recovery of metals is much less than the energy required to remove metals from the mines.

Since metal is an endlessly recyclable material without loss of quality, it has a very important place among the wastes that can be recycled.

With the recycling of metal wastes, these wastes become raw materials and are reused by melting during production.

Significant energy savings are achieved by recycling metal wastes.