Tenenbaum Recycling Group, LLC (TRG)
448 Emerson Rd., Reeds Spring, Missouri, United States

TRG is the oldest, largest, and most experienced scrap metal processor in the state of Arkansas. Our scrap metal recycling yards purchase ferrous and nonferrous scrap metal of all grades from manufacturers, smaller scrap yards, demolition contractors, and individuals. The scrap is then processed, sorted and prepared at our facilities for sale to large steel mills, brokers and exporters across the country and internationally.With numerous scrap yard locations spanning the entire state and a history of over 120 years of Scrap Metal buying and selling, our efficient scrap management programs ensure a level of service far beyond expected industry standards.

Services

TRG’s experienced, solution-oriented team creates customized scrap management programs to fit the needs of all types of clients. We work with businesses both large and small to minimize their environmental impact by assessing their current scrap disposal methods and creating new, environmentally focused solutions that are faster and much more cost-effective.While each scrap management program we deliver is unique to the client and industry, past services include; hiring on-site contract labor; providing specialized facilities and equipment; environmental & safety consultations; specialized financing; and customized accounting and reporting.With over one hundred and twenty years experience in the recycling industry, TRG has the expertise and equipment to handle most industrial or scrap project requirements. TRG handles scrap from Fortune 500 companies to small, one time projects.

Ferrous Metal Recycling
TRG’s ferrous metal processing handles a vast array of scrap, including by-products from the engineering sector, worn-out vehicles, discarded consumer appliances such as fridges and freezers, out-of-date tools and machinery, dismantled buildings and other steel-related structures and much more.Ferrous metals are in the form of steel and iron and commonly take on magnetic qualities. While this is not always the case (certain grades of stainless steel are considered ferrous but are not magnetic, just as cobalt is a magnetic but non-ferrous metal) ferrous metals are most commonly separated from nonferrous and other waste materials using commercial-grade magnets. Our advanced magnetic separation equipment and induction sorting systems ensure that materials are separated and processed appropriately.