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    Yellow Brass vs Red Brass: What’s the Difference in Scrap Value?

    Posted on Aug 19th, 2025

    When it comes to selling scrap brass, most people are surprised to learn that not all brass is created equal. Two of the most common forms of brass you’ll encounter in Australia are Yellow Brass and Red Brass. While they may look similar at first glance, the differences in their composition, properties, and scrap values…

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    Aluminium vs Stainless Steel Scrap: Which Pays More?

    Posted on Aug 19th, 2025

    When it comes to scrap metal recycling, aluminium and stainless steel are two of the most common materials brought to recycling facilities. Both are valuable, recyclable, and widely used in industries ranging from construction to manufacturing, but their scrap values can differ significantly. At Premier Metals in Perth, we are often asked: “Which pays more…

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    Bronze vs Brass: How to Tell the Difference Before Selling

    Posted on Aug 19th, 2025

    When it comes to scrap metal recycling, few materials confuse sellers as much as bronze and brass. At first glance, these metals look very similar: both are golden in colour, heavy, and commonly found in plumbing fixtures, decorative items, and machinery parts. However, if you’re selling to a scrap yard like Premier Metals in Perth,…

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    Can You Scrap a Full Warehouse Clean-Out? Price Estimates & Collection Tips

    Posted on Jul 7th, 2025

    Clearing out a full warehouse — whether due to relocation, renovation, or business closure — can leave you with a huge volume of scrap metal and materials. But can you scrap all that metal from a warehouse clean-out? And how much can you expect to earn? In this detailed guide, we’ll explore everything you need…

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    Bulk Scrap Metal Collection in Perth: How Much Can You Expect to Earn?

    Posted on Jul 7th, 2025

    If you have a large amount of scrap metal sitting around — maybe from a construction site, renovation, or just accumulated junk — you might be wondering: How much can I make by selling bulk scrap metal in Perth? Bulk scrap collection is a smart way to clear space and turn your metal waste into…

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    Do You Get Paid for Car Batteries, Radiators & Engines? Here’s the Breakdown

    Posted on Jul 7th, 2025

    When you’re scrapping a car or simply decluttering old vehicle parts, it’s natural to ask: Do car batteries, radiators, and engines have scrap value? Can you get paid for them? The answer is a solid yes! These components contain valuable metals and materials that scrap yards in Western Australia (WA) actively buy. In this comprehensive…

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    Do You Get Paid for Old Car Rotors, Beams, and Pipes? Here’s How Much

    Posted on Jul 7th, 2025

    If you’re clearing out an old car or dismantling vehicles, you might wonder: Can I get paid for car parts like rotors, beams, and pipes? How much are they worth? The short answer: yes! These parts often contain valuable metals like steel, cast iron, or aluminum, making them sellable as scrap. In this guide, we’ll…

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    Can You Sell Insulated Copper Wire in Perth? How Much Is It Worth?

    Posted on Jul 7th, 2025

    Copper is one of the most valuable and widely recycled metals in Australia. If you have insulated copper wire lying around, you might wonder: Can you sell it? How much is it really worth in Perth? The short answer is yes — insulated copper wire can fetch good prices, but there are key factors you…

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    Stainless Steel Scrap Value: Is It Worth Selling in WA? Updated Rates & Expert Tips

    Posted on Jul 7th, 2025

    If you’re wondering whether selling your stainless steel scrap in Western Australia is worthwhile, you’re not alone. Stainless steel is a highly sought-after recyclable metal with strong market demand, but its value can vary widely depending on type, condition, and market factors.  This guide covers everything you need to know about the current stainless steel…

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