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28th December 201716th June 2021

Morecambe Metals: 2017 Review

2017 has been a momentous year for the team here at Morecambe Metals. With success after success we can’t help but marvel in our hard work and its positive paybacks, and with the year drawing to a close, we thought it perfect timing to take a look back at the year in review alongside just a few of its many highlights. Continue reading

20th December 201722nd March 2023

Benefits of Factory Clearances

Working in a clean and unobstructed workplace is important for productivity and satisfaction. When doing factory work, it’s natural for waste to accumulate, which then needs to be removed. Factory clearance removes this unwanted scrap metal and waste so that you can work in an uncluttered and safe environment and not worry about having to deal with it yourself. Continue reading

15th December 201726th April 2022

Morecambe Metals Record Breaking Year! [INFOGRAPHIC]

The team here at Morecambe Metals aren’t strangers to a little bit of success, and we are proud to announce that in the last annum we have a fantastic piece of news to share with our customers! We have only gone and conquered the world of scrap metal and have managed to buy and process the largest amount that we have ever accomplished! Continue reading

6th December 201721st December 2021

Environment-Saving Processes at Morecambe Metals

At Morecambe Metals, we have to take the environment and the way in which we approach legislation throughout this industry seriously. Not only are there legal obligations to keep in mind, there are also ethical elements that we must take into consideration if we are to ensure that our impact on the environment is as positive as can be. Continue reading

5th December 201722nd November 2022

What is Commercial Waste and What Can be Recycled?

When it comes to industrial premises and commercial waste, a comprehensive and high-quality service from a specially trained crew is important to proper practices. So, what is commercial waste, and keeping in mind the types of metals and other materials which can be found at these commercial locations, what can actually be recycled? Continue reading

8th November 201731st May 2023

What Happens to Your Car Once You Scrap It?

An average of one million cars are crushed and scrapped every year. When a car isn’t of value anymore or isn’t being used, many people will opt for scrapping it. At the end of the cars useful life, vehicles do have value as a source of spare parts, which has created an industry for vehicle dismantling. Continue reading

8th November 201722nd March 2023

4 Signs That Your Car is Ready for Recycling

In the UK alone, there are between 1.6 to 2 million vehicles that reach the end of their life every year. Making sure that end-of-life vehicles (ELVs) are disposed of properly is extremely important, especially for the environment. Continue reading

17th October 201726th April 2022

What are Ferrous Metals and Non-Ferrous Metals?

At Morecambe Metals, we specialise in the recycling of different types of metals, including ferrous metals and non-ferrous metals. These metals have different properties, so it is essential that we know what these properties are, so we can deal with them correctly when we put them through the recycling process. Continue reading

13th October 201717th February 2022

What is the Role of Metal Shredding?

An important consideration when it comes to waste accumulation concerns safe and responsible disposal. Recycling tends to be the answer, and shredding is recognised as a crucial part of the metal recycling process. Since the role of shredding helps to reduce the size of a material, its significance in this process should never be underestimated, as it holds many advantages to you, scrapyards and the environment. Continue reading

1st October 201721st December 2021

The Evolution of Scrap Metal Collection and Recycling

Scrap metal collection and metal recycling have been an important service for various industries for years, with recycled metal used for machines, structures, and objects. But, the value of this process has not always been widely recognised. The evolution of scrap metal collection and recycling, and what we know of it today, is different to how it may have been traditionally known. Continue reading