Modern life is unimaginable without copper which is found in almost everything, from pipes, to cars, to telephones, refrigerators, televisions and other household appliances. And that in the years to come, one of the most important metals on the planet will become even more important, experts assure, pointing to the need to increase the rate of copper recycling.

One of the advantages of copper is that it does not lose its properties and that it can be modified as needed.
Copper waste:

Class I

Copper pipes with wall thickness over 1.0 mm

Copper bars

Stripped copper rope made of wire over 1.0 mm in diameter

Copper sheets and strips over 1.0 mm thick

Copper rails over 2.0 mm thick

Copper granules over 1.0 mm

Copper face braid

Press remains, industrial punch over 1.0 m thick

Class II

Copper pipes with a wall thickness below 1.0 mm

Stripped copper rope made of wire with a diameter of less than 1.0 mm

Copper sheets and strips under 1.0 mm thick

Copper granules up to 1.0 mm

Press scraps, industrial punches less than 1.0 mm thick

Class III

Lacquer wire

Facial wire / Winkler wire

Tin, nickel, zinc coated wire, regardless of dimension

Copper veneer with max 0.5% oil, moisture, emulsion.