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How to Turn Scrap Cables into Sustainable Solutions

Sustainability is paramount across all industries due to growing awareness about environmental issues and climate change. Over the last few years, a wide range of sectors have sought and adopted innovative methods that align with the urgency of reducing waste and pollution and recycling materials whenever and wherever possible. Continue reading
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Take a “Scrapyard Safari” and Discover Its Hidden Gems

Have you ever thought that a scrapyard can be more than what it is and be a source of priceless exploration, innovation, and environmental responsibility? Today, we explore the endless possibilities of scrap metal, discovering how discarded metals of all sorts can find new life, purpose, and value through the most modern and sustainable practices carried out at Morecambe Metals. Continue reading
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The Servicing Range of Morecambe Metals in Lancaster and Beyond

A business’s location and its immediate community shouldn’t pose any limitations when it comes to the scope and essence of its activity. This is particularly true when referring to the world of metal recycling and collection, and Morecambe Metals, despite being a family-owned scrap metal recycling and processing business, has always strived to extend beyond its Lancaster borders. Continue reading
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The Importance of Shredding for Scrap Metal Recycling

One of the must-dos to boost the circular economy and reinforce an ecological approach to industrial production is the recycling of scrap metal. A fundamental part of this process and of our strategy at Morecambe Metals is metal shredding. This process plays an essential role in both the efficacy and the sustainability of metal recycling operations, especially in an era where environmental consciousness is gaining traction on a global scale and businesses are implementing a variety of sustainable practices in their strategies. Continue reading
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Best Practices and Tips for Handling and Disposing of Metal Waste

Scrap metal is found everywhere—from industrial workplaces and construction sites to our homes and offices. Typically, it can be classified into two main types: ferrous and non-ferrous metals. Ferrous metals such as steel and iron are magnetic and prone to rust, while non-ferrous metals, including aluminium, copper, and brass, are non-magnetic and resistant to corrosion. Continue reading