AMM Scrap Metal Prices | Full List
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Scrap Metal Material
| 1-1-3 sows, secondary smelters |
| 63S aluminum solids |
| 70-30 brass clips |
| 75S aluminum clips |
| 75S borings, turnings |
| 304 new clips |
| 304 solids, clips |
| 304 turnings |
| 316 solids, clips |
| 409 bundles, solids |
| 409 turnings |
| 430 bundles, solids |
| 430 new clips |
| 430 turnings |
| 430 bundles, solids |
| Aluminum borings, turnings |
| Aluminum copper radiators, secondary smelters |
| Aluminum utensils |
| Auto bodies |
| Auto radiators (unsweated) |
| Brass mill scrap |
| Brass pipe |
| Cable lead scrap US smelters |
| Clean auto cast |
| Cocks and faucets |
| Comp., borings, turnings (copper), brass ingot makers |
| Cupola cast |
| Cut structural/plate, 2' max. |
| Cut structural/plate, 3' max. |
| Cut structural/plate, 5' max. |
| Die cast automotive grilles |
| Domestic producers |
| Drop broken machinery cast |
| Foundry steel, 2' max. |
| Galvanizers dross zinc US smelters |
| High-grade bronze gears |
| High-grade low lead bronze |
| Heavy breakable cast |
| Heavy soft lead |
| HMS 1&2 (80:20) East Coast, export index |
| HMS 1&2 (80:20) West Coast, export index |
| Industrial castings |
| Lead scrap US smelters |
| Light copper, brass ingot makers |
| Light copper, discount, brass ingot makers |
| Litho sheets |
| Machine shop turnings |
| Manganese bronze solids |
| Manganese bronze turnings |
| Misc. nickel-"silver" solids |
| Mixed cast |
| Mixed clips, secondary smelters |
| Mixed hard lead |
| Mixed high copper clips, secondary smelters |
| Mixed high zinc clips, secondary smelters |
| Mixed low copper alloy clips, mills, specialty buying |
| Mixed low copper clips, secondary smelters |
| Mixed yellow brass turnings, borings |
| New clippings, engravers' zinc and litho sheets |
| New nickel clips and solids |
| New zinc clippings, US smelters |
| New zinc die cast |
| Nickel turnings |
| No. 1 bare bright copper, brass ingot makers |
| No. 1 bare bright copper, discount, brass ingot makers |
| No. 1 bundles |
| No. 1 busheling |
| No. 1 busheling daily composite |
| No. 1 busheling US domestic Midwest |
| No. 1 busheling weekly composite |
| No. 1 comp. solids (copper), brass ingot makers |
| No. 1 copper, brass ingot makers |
| No. 1 copper, brass mill |
| No. 1 copper, discount, brass ingot makers |
| No. 1 copper, discount, brass mill |
| No. 1 copper, discount, refiners' scrap |
| No. 1 copper, refiners' scrap |
| No. 1 heavy copper and wire |
| No. 1 heavy melt daily composite |
| No. 1 heavy melt weekly composite |
| No. 1 heavy melt US domestic Midwest |
| No. 1 heavy melt |
| No. 1 industrial bundles |
| No. 2 bundles |
| No. 2 copper, brass ingot makers |
| No. 2 copper, discount, brass ingot makers |
| No. 2 copper, discount, refiners' scrap |
| No. 2 copper, refiners' scrap |
| No. 2 heavy copper and wire |
| No. 2 heavy melt |
| Nonferrous auto shred, secondary smelters |
| Nymex - No. 1 busheling, Midwest, 1st active |
| Nymex - No. 1 busheling, Midwest, 2nd active |
| Nymex - No. 1 busheling, Midwest, 3rd active |
| Nymex - No. 1 busheling, Midwest, 4th active |
| Old aluminum sheet, secondary smelters |
| Old aluminum cast, secondary smelters |
| Old zinc die cast |
| Old zinc scrap |
| Old zinc scrap US smelters |
| Painted aluminum siding, mills, specialty buying |
| Painted aluminum siding |
| Radiators, brass ingot makers |
| Rail crops, 2' max. |
| Random rails |
| Red brass solids |
| Red brass turnings, borings |
| Refiners' copper scrap |
| Remelt lead scrap US smelters |
| Rerolling rails |
| Segregated low copper alloy clips, 5052, mills, specialty buying |
| Segregated low copper alloy clips, 3105, mills, specialty buying |
| Segregated low copper clips |
| Shredded auto scrap |
| Shredded auto scrap daily composite |
| Shredded auto scrap weekly composite |
| Shredded East Coast, export index |
| Shredded steel scrap US domestic Midwest |
| Siding, secondary smelters |
| Steel car wheels |
| Turnings, clean dry, high grade, secondary smelters |
| Turnings, clean dry, mixed grade, secondary smelters |
| Undrained, whole old batteries |
| Unstripped motor blocks |
| Used beverage cans, clean & dry |
| Used beverage cans, domestic |
| Wheel weights |
| Whole batteries US smelters |
| Yellow brass rod ends |
| Yellow brass rod turnings |
| Yellow brass solids, brass ingot makers |
| Yellow brass solids |
Founded to establish transparency in the metals markets, Fastmarkets AMM set the standard for price reporting 135 years ago and, in the process, defined the benchmarks widely quoted today. Companies across the globe use AMM prices to negotiate contracts, purchase materials, understand future raw material costs, estimate project costs in proposals, perform inventory valuations and create forecast models. Here’s why you should reference AMM prices in your next report or contract.
Distinguished price assessment. Pricing is the pinnacle of what we do. The prices we publish are a fair reflection of transaction values in the spot market. AMM maintains a rich network of contacts and applies a comprehensive price formation process. The assessed prices are not published until they have been peer reviewed to ensure adherence to methodologies and pricing rigor.
Honest principles. Strict adherence to an editorial code of conduct, pricing procedures and clearly defined methodologies power every price published. These guiding principles lead AMM’s reporters to remain the most trusted in the business. Above and beyond our principles, AMM’s pricing practices align with core IOSCO Principles for Price Reporting Agencies — a set of guidelines and best practices for price reporting promoted by the International Organization of Securities Commissions.
Market intelligence that matters. Behind every price change lives an insightful story with an explanation of the forces driving the markets. The news generated from our price reporting activities allows AMM to give its clients intelligence on trade issues, mergers & acquisitions, bankruptcies and supply chain woes — all factors that can have upward or downward pressure on metal prices.
Trusted benchmarks. AMM excels at assessing metals prices. No other brand offers more metals prices or a deeper price history than AMM. Hedge financial risk, manage asset recovery, control material costs or negotiate your next contract using AMM’s prices.