Rollock Inc - Stoystown
3179 Lincoln Highway, Stoystown, Pennsylvania, United States

Rollock was founded in 1996 to manufacture and distribute Rollock clamps, Which utilize a proprietary mechanism that can be applied to a wide variety of clamping applications. The company has since diversified in ferrous and non-ferrous metals processing and recycling, commercial analytical services, and the production of ferroalloys.
Rollock has locations in Stoystown, PA and Johnstown, PA. The main office is located in Stoystown - recently moved from Flight 93 to our current location on Rt. 30. Before relocating to the current location in Franklin Borough, Rollock operated in Coopersdale. Both locations accept ferrous and non-ferrous materials. At the Johnstown location aggregate materials, such as anti-skid, 2-B, and sand, are available for sale (please call the main office at 814-629-9400 for more information).
Rollock prides itself with being honest. Our truck scales and floor scales are tested at each location every year by the Pennsylvania Department of Weights and Measures. All weights are punched on a ticket, which the customer receives.
Rollock offers higher prices to those with large quantities of scrap (please call our main office at 814-629-9400 for more information). The company owns roll-off containers that can be delivered and picked up at a customers location. charge or price reduction.

Scrap Specifications and Definitions

Yellow Brass
Yellow brass is the most common brass you will come across. It is used in belt buckles, plumbing, plaques, jewelry, marine hardware, musical instruments, and other things that call for an anticorrosive material. It can be painted, tarnished, or chromed so always grind the material to see its true colors. It is completely non-magnetic (a magnet should not stick).

Red Brass
Red brass is the second most commonly used brass found in most markets. It is generally used for non-corrosive, heavier applications. Red brass ground against an abrasive wheel will show a reddish color. Red brass cannot be chromed-all die cast must be removed. Red brass is also nonmagnetic.

#1 Copper
#1 Copper MUST BE CLEAN! There can be no foreign materials, paint, melted solder or attachments on the surface. Wire must be a pencil lead thick or thicker. Natural tarnishing is fine.

#2 Copper
#2 Copper includes copper tubing with solder, wire with shellac, hair wire, and borings. Can not be over 15% tin-coated, lead coated, or solder coated. No thin hair copper wire or burnt brittle wire.

Light Copper
Also called Sheet Copper. Copper roofing, flashing, kettles, pots, hanging artwork, and gutters can all be considered Light Copper.

Insulated Copper Wire
Insulated copper wire is identified by cutting back the material on jacketed electrical wire to expose copper.

Appliance Tin
Also known as Major Appliances, White Goods, and Shred. Any domestic or commercial device; including, but not limited to, a washing machine, clothes dryer, water heater, dehumidifier, conventional oven, microwave oven, stove, refrigerator, freezer, air conditioner, trash compactor, or residential furnace.

Whole Cars
We accept whole cars. The title must be surrendered at the time of sale. All tires should be removed or $10.00 per tire will be charged for disposal fee. The gas tank and battery should also be removed from the car – however Rollock does purchase both separately. The average car weighs approximately 3,500 pounds (Therefore as of 3/11/08 a car would be worth – on average – approximately $280.00).