Copper scrap
Compare bare wire, pipe and insulated cable. Quotes depend on the copper content and attachments.
Copper scrap price guideScrap Buying Rates
Compare copper, aluminium, brass, iron and steel scrap buying rates. Check material grades, price units and quote details with KN TRADERS before selling.
Understanding metal scrap buying rates
Compare the right material, grade and unit before you sell. Explore the guides below, then share your scrap details with KN TRADERS for a quote for your location.
Aluminium scrap
Separate sections, sheets and cast parts. Rubber, steel fittings and mixed grades can change the quote.
Aluminium scrap price guideIron & steel scrap
Compare mild steel, cast iron and stainless steel separately, with clear weights and loading terms.
Iron & steel scrap price guideBrass scrap
Identify solid brass, plated fittings and mixed assemblies before comparing buying prices.
Brass scrap price guideGet a quote for your scrap lot
Send the material type, estimated weight, clear photos and your city or pincode. For machinery or factory scrap, include dimensions and loading access. Our team confirms acceptance, price and transport arrangements before a sale.
Scrap price questions
- What is the scrap rate per kg today?
- There is no single rate for all scrap. Use the listed price for your material as a reference, check its unit and update time, then confirm a current quote. Grade, condition, quantity and location affect the amount a buyer can offer.
- How do I compare a price per kg with a price per tonne?
- One metric tonne is 1,000 kg. Divide a per-tonne quote by 1,000 to compare it with a per-kg quote. Check that both quotes cover the same material grade, accepted weight, loading, transport and payment terms.
- Are Kerala scrap rates the same across India?
- No. A quote in Kerala can differ from a quote elsewhere because of the buyer, material grade, quantity, loading requirements and transport distance. KN TRADERS is based in Pattambi, Kerala, and reviews enquiries from sellers across India.
- How is the final amount for my scrap calculated?
- The starting calculation is accepted net weight multiplied by the agreed rate for that grade. Confirm any deductions, loading or transport charges and applicable taxes before the sale. A photo-based estimate can change after inspection and weighing.