Calbag Metals - Your Guide To The Scrap We Buy
Prohibited Materials List
Calbag Metals has two locations in Portland, OR.
We accept ferrous and non-ferrous scrap metal at our Nicolai location and at our Columbia Blvd. affiliate, Rivergate-Calbag.
We also have a location in Tacoma, WA
that purchases and processes both ferrous and non-ferrous scrap metal.
What exactly is non-ferrous scrap?
| Aluminum |
Tin |
| Copper |
Lead |
| Stainless Steel |
Bronze |
| Brass |
Titanium |
| Nickel Alloys of all sorts |
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Hundreds of different metals and alloys fall within the non-ferrous category. Everything from
aluminum can pull tabs to 10-ton ship propellers. Industrial scrap, insulated and bare wire,
brass candlesticks, aluminum window frames - it’s all the bread and butter of non-ferrous recycling.
Ferrous Metals - Iron and Steel
Rivergate-Calbag in Portland, OR and Calbag Metals in Tacoma, WA both buy scrap steel and iron
from manufacturers, scrap dealers, and the general public. Our Nicolai location in Portland does
not accept car bodies, however Rivergate-Calbag and our Tacoma locations do.
Many types of businesses and customers rely on Calbag Metals to purchase and recycle their scrap metals.
INDUSTRIAL MANUFACTURERS
find Calbag Metals a willing buyer of skeletons from cutting and stamping processes, chips and turnings
from machine shops, defective parts and other processing or fabrication scrap.
RETAIL DOCK CUSTOMERS
whether contractors recycling old wire or plumbing scrap, or homeowners clearing out a basement or storage
shed - you'll receive fast, courteous service and competitive pricing for even small quantities of material brought
to our public docks.
LOCAL SCRAP DEALERS
send Calbag Metals truckloads of processed and unprocessed material. Their expertise in collecting and
sorting scrap pays off in Calbag Metals’ readiness to consolidate their product for additional
processing, container-load shipment, accurate scaling, fair pricing and prompt payment.
OTHER BUSINESSES including auto parts yards, demolition contractors, electrical utilities, even
printers and picture frame shops find Calbag Metals an ideal part of their recycling programs.
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