Henry Scrap Metal

Henry Fligeltaub started his company in 1897 in Evansville, Indiana.  Henry collected and sold scrap metal, paper, rags and animal hides.  With his brother Alex the business grew over the years into a commercial and industrial scrap yard.

 In 1971, The Henry Fligeltaub Company was purchased by Joe Morgan who initiated a major expansion in personnel, equipment and property that made the company a state-of-the-art recycler of scrap metals.  Still locally owned, three generations of management experience provides the most comprehensive industrial and commercial scrap processing services to the tri-state area.  Large or small we can handle your scrap.

What We Do

     We provide custom scrap handling systems to our industrial accounts utilizing trailers, vans, roll-off and load lugger containers. We have hydraulic shears, balers, and cranes along with other equipment used to prepare and process all grades of scrap both ferrous and non-ferrous.  Besides our industrial accounts we also purchase scrap from other scrap yards, individual scrap operators and the general pubic.  Processed scrap is sold through brokers or directly to mills and foundries.  We ship our processed scrap by barge, rail and truck.

Quality Systems

     The Henry Fligeltaub Company's dedication to customer service and product quality has resulted in the achievement of ISO 9001:2008 certification in 1997.  The present certification expires July 24, 2016.  The ISO standard reflects our commitment to customer satisfaction and continual improvement.

Environmental Responsibility

     We recognize the importance of our environmental responsibilities.  Our carefully prepared policies and procedures, along with extensive employee training assure that everything we do respects the environment.

We purchase and process the following:

Scrap Steel and Iron including:

• Automobiles
• Mixed Iron
• Stampings
• Turnings
• Borings
• Unprepared Steel
• Foundry Steel
• Stove & Sewer Cast
• Unclean Motor Blocks
• Auto Machine Cast
• Rims
• Demolition Scrap
• Sheet Iron
• Plate Steel
• Rail Scrap
• and all other ferrous grades

Non-Ferrous Scrap including:

• Stainless & Alloys
• Copper
• Brasses
• Radiators
• Batteries & Lead
• Alloys
• Insulated Wires
• Borings & Turnings
• Aluminums
• Stainless Steels
• Transmissions
• Zinc/Tin
• Precious Metals
• and all other grades

 We know that contractors need to maximize their return on the scrap metal they recover from each demolition and construction job.  This requires a recycling partner that has the equipment, quality and integrity to make recovery as convenient and profitable as possible.  We have the right job-site equipment for projects of all size: from the largest commercial sites to the smallest.  Our certified scales guarantee accurate weights.  We can provide a complete scrap removal program that will maximize your dollar returns and is professionally designed to respect environmental needs.

  The Henry Fligeltaub Company has the experience and equipment to purchase, process, market and ship your ferrous and non-ferrous scrap.  We have custom trailers, vans, roll-off, and lugger containers for pickup and delivery of your scrap promptly and efficiently.  We utilize hydraulic balers, shears, shredders, cranes and other specialized equipment to unload, process and ship scrap in a manner that provides quality, service and pricing advantages for our customers.  We ship by truck, rail and barge to locations throughout the US and the World.

WE WANT TO HANDLE YOUR SCRAP

WE CAN HANDLE YOUR SCRAP

     Our processing capabilities include:

• Baling
• Torching
• Shearing
• Screening Systems
• Sorting

    Our location allows us to be one of the few metal processors capable of shipping by barge, rail and truck.

    Our yard equipment is well maintained and includes:

1350 Ton Hydraulic Shear

• Shredders
• Balers
• Mobile Hydraulic Cranes

    We have an extensive inventory of hauling equipment.  We can provide custom scrap handling systems using:

Trailers

• Vans
• Roll-Off Containers
• Lugger Containers