Sabin started as a one-man scrap metal operation in New York City. As we continue to expand in the U.S. and worldwide, we stay true to the values that guided us here. We maintain a scale and structure that allows us to respond quickly and adapt effectively, so we can continue to put our customers’ needs first. We believe our employees are our most valuable asset and we invest in their growth and development. And we operate with the highest levels of integrity, serving as strong advocates for the environment every step of the way.

SABIN

HISTORY

Early 1900s

SERATOFF AND SONS Abraham Seratoff emigrated from Russia to New York’s lower east side where he started a scrap metal business called Seratoff and Sons. He salvaged anything from tires to doorknobs.

1945

INCORPORATED SABIN METAL

Abraham’s son Samuel and his business partner Ben combined their names to form Saben Metal. With the name Saben already taken, they incorporated as Sabin Metal. The business took off, inspiring Samuel to change the family name to Sabin.

1957

INTRODUCTION INTO PRECIOUS METALS

The U.S. Department of Defense hired Sabin Metal to recover the precious metals in their silver zinc batteries. Sabin soon became the DoD’s largest recycler of precious metals.

OUR VISION

To be the world leader in innovative and responsible precious metals recovery and refining, measured by customer satisfaction and market share.

OUR MISSION

Extract the maximum possible value from industrial byproducts and waste through efficient and sustainable practices—returning precious metals back to society to help meet the demand for these important resources.

Contact detials

Sales office

1647 Wheatland Center Rd Scottsville, NY 14546

+1 . 585 . 538 . 2194

15 Twelfth Avenue East P.O. Box 1347 Williston, ND 58802-1347

+1 . 701 . 572 . 6828