How much is brass worth today?

Check today’s brass price.
If you want to check the current brass price per kg in London you are in the right place. Brass is a valuable non-ferrous metal. However prices can change. That is why it is better to check the rate before you sell.

The price depends on market conditions material quality and scrap availability. Clean brass usually achieves a higher rate than mixed or contaminated material. Likewise brass with steel or plastic parts can lower the price per kilogram. That is why it is better to sort brass where possible.
Whether you sell taps valves fittings or industrial parts knowing the current price helps you choose the best option. Most importantly use a trusted scrap yard in London that weighs accurately and explains the valuation clearly.

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SCRAP METAL	CURRENT PRICES	EXAMPLES
COPPER	£3.50 - £6.50/kg	Copper post-production waste, wires, pipes, heating system components and other electro-waste
ALUMINIUM	£0.60 - £1.40/kg	Aluminium cans, automotive parts, sheet, gutters
LEAD	£0.90 - £1.30/kg	Lead pipes, sheet, weights
BRASS	£2.00 - £3.50/kg	Brass fixtures, plumbing fittings, ornaments
CABLES	£0.90 - £3.00/kg	Electrical, coaxial, communication cables, USB, HDMI
CAR BATTERIES	£0.30 - £0.40/kg	Used lead-acid car batteries, automotive starting batteries, rechargeable batteries from vehicles
STAINLESS STEEL	£0.80 - £1.40/kg	Stainless steel pipes, kitchen appliances, automotive parts

What is scrap brass?

Scrap brass comes from domestic and industrial sources. For example taps valves pipe fittings locks radiators and decorative items. In addition brass is common in engineering waste and building refurbishment projects.
Brass can be recycled many times without losing its properties. That is why brass recycling is popular in the UK. However the brass price per kg depends strongly on cleanliness and composition. Therefore removing steel screws rubber seals or plastic parts can improve the value.

Common types of scrap brass

There are several common categories. Each type can affect the brass price per kg.

Clean brass – uncontaminated items with the highest value
Plumbing brass – taps valves pipe fittings
Yellow brass – common household and industrial brass
Mixed brass – brass combined with other metals
Decorative brass – ornaments handles fittings

In short the cleaner the brass the higher the price per kilogram.

What affects the current brass price per kg in London

A few things can change the brass price per kg in London.
That is why it is worth checking before you sell.

Metal market changes – scrap prices often move with global markets. As a result the rate can change from week to week.
Grade and how clean it is – clean brass usually pays more. However mixed brass can reduce the price.
How much you have – larger loads can be easier to handle. Therefore they may sometimes get a better rate.
Collection costs – distance access and loading time can affect the offer. In addition tight sites can increase labour time.

Because of this it makes sense to check prices regularly.

Why brass is valuable?

Brass is strong and it resists rust and corrosion. It also cuts and shapes well. That is why it suits parts that need a clean finish and a good fit. Brass also carries heat and electricity well. You will often find brass in:

plumbing and heating parts
valves pumps and fittings
electrical connectors and terminals
engineering parts and fixings
decorative handles and fixtures
musical instruments and specialist components

Why you should recycle brass?

Recycling brass reduces the need to mine new metal. As a result it helps protect natural habitats and cuts the wider environmental impact. It also uses much less energy than making new metal from raw ore. Most importantly it keeps a valuable material in use instead of being wasted. Therefore you reduce landfill waste while supporting the circular economy. At the same time you can earn money from items you no longer need.

Find Out How Much Your Brass Scrap Is Worth per kg

If you want a quote send a few photos and an estimated weight. We will reply with a clear price. After that you can book a time that works for you.

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Why choose our team in London?

When you sell scrap you want a service that feels easy and clear. That is why we keep every step straightforward and we respond quickly. We also cover many London areas, so you can arrange a pickup without delays.

Clear prices and honest quotes

We follow current market movement when we set our rates. Therefore the price per kg reflects the brass grade and the condition of the material. Moreover we tell you exactly what affects the offer, so there are no surprises

Collection that fits your schedule

You choose a suitable time and we handle the collection. After that we process everything quickly, including payment. In other words you save time and you avoid unnecessary waiting.

Safe compliant recycling

We handle brass scrap using safe methods and we follow UK requirements. Therefore you can be confident the recycling is done properly.

Accurate weighing you can check

We use calibrated approved scales. As a result the weight is correct and the brass price per kg stays fair. Consequently you can trust the final figure.

Support for homes and trade

We work with homeowners, trades and commercial sites. We can collect a one off load or set up regular pickups. Furthermore we can suggest the best option for your site and access.

A better choice for the environment

Recycling brass helps reduce waste and it protects resources. At the same time it helps you turn unused metal into money. In conclusion it is a practical option for London and it benefits both your budget and the planet.

Can you get cash for scrap?

According to regulations, you can't get cash for scrap metal in the UK. At Metal Scrap Ltd, we offer convenient and legal forms of payment with confirmation. We transfer the money directly to your bank account. You don't have to worry - we own the Scrap Metal Dealer Licence.

How much will I get paid for scrap metal?

The price depends on a number of factors. From the type of metal, through your location, the time of year, and the current market price, there are plenty of small elements that will influence the price you can expect for your scrap metal.

What is the most expensive scrap?

Copper is recognized as one of the most valuable and widely traded scrap metals. Its high demand, coupled with its excellent conductivity and corrosion resistance, contributes to its significant value in the scrap metal market. For more examples, see the article "Top 7 most valuable scrap metals".

What time of year are scrap prices the highest?

The spring and summer months often see an increase in construction projects, infrastructure development and manufacturing activity, leading to higher demand for scrap metals. This increased demand can drive up scrap prices during these seasons. However, remember that scrap metal prices can fluctuate as they are influenced by many factors, including market demand and global economic conditions. It's best to monitor market trends and keep up with industry news. Feel free to consult with us to determine the best time to sell your scrap metal.

What type of scrap metal can be recycled?

As a general rule, all ferrous metals, such as engineering grade carbon steels and other types of steel, can be recycled.

Why are the scrap metal prices changing constantly?

As with many other products, the price of scrap metal hinges on current supply and demand, as well as the cost of production.

Why should I recycle scrap metal?

Mining new metals from the Earth’s crust is a very invasive, costly, and time-consuming process. This, combined with the fact that metals are a finite resources, suggests that by recycling old metals, not only can everyone save a lot of money, but we can also waste less precious materials, resulting in more sustainable living all around.

What is scrap metal used for?

A lot of scrap metal can be reused in construction, manufacturing, furniture, as well as in order to produce new, stronger metals. By properly disposing of your aluminium, copper, brass, steel, iron, etc., you can help create new metal objects at a lower cost.