Bodner Metal & Iron Corporation
3660 Schalker Dr, Houston, Texas, United States

Established in 1948 Bodner Metal & Iron Corporation is proud to be part of the Houston community and to have provided for the recycling requirements of industry and consumers for over 65 years.At Bodner Metal and Iron, we specialize in recycling all major metals and service the greater Houston, TX area and South Texas. A leader in scrap metal companies in Houston, we provides transport, processing and broker services to the ferrous, nonferrous, paper and plastics recycling industries. Our friendly staff is ready to assist you, so please feel free to contact us.

It has grown to be one of the largest and most respected recyclers in the region. Sound business relationships, a commitment to the industry, and family values make Gamtex Industries your number one choice.

Gamtex – On The Leading Edge

By integrating the latest technology and automation into our operations, Gamtex Industries stays ahead of the curve. We set the benchmark in addressing environmental and safety issues. From pickup to payment, we employ state-of-the-art security controls. We also achieve outstanding regulatory and risk management compliance. These efforts provide us the competitive edge in the recycling industry in North Texas.

Environmental Conservation

Recycling is crucial to the safe and economical disposal of solid waste, as well as to the conservation of our precious natural resources and the economic production of raw materials.Without the recycling industry, the United States would be inundated with discarded appliances, automobiles and unwanted materials at a volume far exceeding landfill and dump site capacities.Recycling scrap metals results in a significant energy savings. For example, recycling aluminum from scrap requires less than one-tenth the energy necessary to process bauxite and alumina, greatly reducing the carbon footprint of producing new material.

Approximately 40 percent of the copper used each year is from recycled scrap copper, processed at an energy savings of 87 percent. And roughly half of the lead used each year comes from recycled scrap, at an energy savings of more than 60 percent.In addition to savings in energy and natural resources necessary to produce raw materials, recycling scrap metal bypasses the harmful environmental side effects associated with metal manufacturing. Recycling produces no environmentally harmful oxides prevalent during the initial chemical manufacturing of ore to metals.