Seattle Iron & Metals Corp
601 South Myrtle Street, Seattle, Washington, United States

Over 93 years of Recycling Ferrous and Non-Ferrous Metals WORLDWIDE

• Founded in 1922, Seattle Iron & Metals Corp. is one of the Pacific Northwest's leading recyclers of both ferrous and non-ferrous metals.

• Our convenient location on the Duwamish Waterway houses advanced processing equipment and extensive environmental safeguards which join together to create a truly state-of-the-art facility.

• At Seattle Iron & Metals, we are dedicated to the preservation of the environment by making metals recycling both convenient and profitable for Suppliers and Consumers.

• Seattle Iron & Metals Corporation is a full service metals processor. We have been recycling in the Seattle area since 1922.

• Seattle Iron & Metals receives both ferrous (iron) and non-ferrous (nonmagnetic) metals from throughout the Northwest including Alaska and Canada.

• We are able to receive materials via trucks, rail cars, barges, shipping containers and personal cars.

• We also provide a full-service pick-up for volume loads. Equipment is available to handle over-sized materials. Seattle Iron & Metals has state-of-the-art equipment to process most metals. We are trained and comply environmentally with State and Federal regulations.

• Our state of the art on-site equipment allows us the capabilities to unload and load virtually any size and shape of cargo.

• We are able to service both domestic and international customers with easy access.

• Our experienced staff can offer efficient systems to handle your unique industry needs. Please contact our Purchases / Sales or Dispatch offices.

Metals

Seattle Iron & Metals is a full-service metals recycler.Aluminum, Brass, Copper, Stainless Steel, Ni-Alloys, E-Scrap and other Non-Ferrous metals as well as Auto Bodies, Appliances, Iron, Steel and Tin are processed, sorted, and packaged for easy handling by our Consumers.

Seattle Iron & Metals supplies various grades of scrap aluminum worldwide. Our suppliers include the entire Pacific Northwest, Alaska, and Canada. Mixed metals are sorted and processed into uniform sizes and grades of recycled materials.

Ferrous / Iron & Steel

Seattle Iron & Metals Corp. has the capacity and capabilities to unload and load virtually any size and shape of cargo. From automobiles to refrigerators, old washing machines to ship plate and bridge tresses, scaffolding to sheet iron, you name it we buy it.

Whether your scrap iron needs are shredding, shearing or torch cutting, nothing is too large for us to process. Our shipping area reaches both domestic and international customers. Located on the Duwamish Waterway of Seattle, we can receive barges and containers locally as well as from Alaska and Canada.

We are dedicated to the preservation of the environment by making metals safe, following all state & federal required environmental regulations.

At Seattle Iron & Metals Corp. we are committed to the preservation of the environment and hold high standards in best management practices in protecting the environment through responsible recycling.

• Committed to protecting the environment, our facility is built on 9.5 acres of impermeable layer of 10" thick concrete protection.

• Our on-site water treatment plant where storm water is collected and processed rendered environmentally safe prior to discharge.

• We have a comprehensive list of materials that are accepted and materials that are not accepted at Seattle Iron and Metal Corp. Here are some examples listed, please know that this is not a complete list and other items not included may also be inappropriate for recycling as scrap metal.

• Under the Clean Air Act Regulations 608 (b) (1) and 608 (c) prohibit any release of refrigerants into the atmosphere and require specially trained personnel to handle the capture and disposal of these gasses by a set procedure.

• We require our customers to sign a statement certifying that any materials required by 40 CFR 61.150 and TSCA 40 CFR 258 & 261 have been properly processed prior to recycling.